Only 1,325-1,648 wild elephants left in Indonesia, government says
PolicyTuesday, August 25, 2026Mongabay

Only 1,325-1,648 wild elephants left in Indonesia, government says

The Indonesian government has unveiled a 10-year conservation plan highlighting a critically low wild elephant population, estimated between 1,325 and 1,648 individuals. This alarming decline underscores the urgent need for enhanced conservation measures and habitat protection to ensure the survival of these endangered species.

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