Which supply chain tracking system is most commonly used by major wildlife conservation organizations to monitor and prevent illegal trafficking of protected animal products?

Test your knowledge about how modern conservation organizations track and manage wildlife products and supplies! Conservation groups must carefully monitor everything from specialized feeds to tracking equipment. This behind-the-scenes aspect of wildlife protection involves sophisticated supply chain management that many people don't know about. Can you identify the correct tracking system used by major wildlife conservation groups?

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TRACES (Trade Control and Expert System) - developed specifically for wildlife product authentication and tracking across international borders
SWIFT (Secure Wildlife Freight Tracking) - a blockchain-based system created by the World Wildlife Fund in 2018
ANIMAL (Automated Network for International Management of Animal Logistics) - used primarily in North America and Europe
BioCHAIN - a DNA-based tracking system launched in partnership between conservation groups and Amazon in 2020