Which innovative IoT conservation technology was awarded the 2022 'Earth Guardian Prize' for its revolutionary approach to preventing elephant poaching in African reserves?

The natural world is increasingly intersecting with technology, particularly through Internet of Things (IoT) applications in wildlife conservation and environmental monitoring. These innovative solutions are transforming how we track, protect, and understand ecosystems. From remote sensors to satellite-connected tracking devices, conservation organizations are deploying sophisticated IoT networks to gather critical data and respond to environmental threats in real-time. Test your knowledge about these cutting-edge applications that are helping preserve our planet's biodiversity.

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EarBorne™ - Acoustic sensors that detect chainsaw and vehicle sounds, alerting rangers to illegal logging and poaching activities
TrackGuard - AI-powered camera traps that use thermal imaging to distinguish between humans and animals, sending real-time alerts when potential poachers are detected
WildChip - Subcutaneous RFID implants that monitor elephant vital signs and location, alerting authorities if an animal shows signs of distress
SkyWatch - Drone-based surveillance system that uses pattern recognition to identify suspicious human movement in protected areas