Wildlife Population Trends

Track wildlife population changes across Kenya's protected areas through comprehensive monitoring data, revealing conservation successes and emerging challenges.

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Population Recovery

+23%

Overall increase in monitored species

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Stable Populations

52%

Species with stable trends

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Declining Species

25%

Species requiring intervention

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Monitoring Coverage

89%

Protected areas monitored

Population Trend Analysis

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Key Insights

African Elephant Recovery

Amboseli-Tsavo ecosystem showing strong recovery with 18% population increase over 5 years.

+18%

Grevy's Zebra Conservation

Targeted conservation efforts have stabilized populations in northern Kenya.

Stable

Marine Turtle Protection

Coastal conservation programs showing positive results for nesting populations.

+12%

Species Population Trends

Big Five Population Trends

African Elephant

Loxodonta africana

+15%

Black Rhinoceros

Diceros bicornis

+8%

African Lion

Panthera leo

-2%

African Leopard

Panthera pardus

-5%

African Buffalo

Syncerus caffer

+12%

Conservation Success Stories

Hirola Antelope

Beatragus hunteri

+25%

Rothschild's Giraffe

Giraffa reticulata

+18%

Green Sea Turtle

Chelonia mydas

+32%

Grey Crowned Crane

Balearica regulorum

+14%

Conservation Impact Assessment

Positive Trends (65%)

Most monitored species show stable or increasing populations, indicating successful conservation interventions.

Species at Risk (25%)

Declining species require immediate conservation attention and enhanced protection measures.

Data Gaps (10%)

Some species lack sufficient monitoring data for comprehensive trend analysis.