Horn und Tusk 
Most populations were last counted over a decade ago. This page provides a transparent look at every known population, its last recorded count, and its status on our Tusk Scale — because elephants cannot be protected on outdated data.
Every recorded population, standing where it lives — all twenty-nine plotted here. Take the guided tour, follow the herds' seasonal movements across borders, and call up park boundaries.
How each elephant population is doing — from stable to functionally gone. The tusk remains our emblem; health is the measure.
Stable
Population is stable or recovering. Recent data exists. Conservation efforts are working.
Declining
Population is declining. Data may be outdated. Immediate attention is needed to prevent further loss.
Critical
Population is in crisis. Heavy poaching or habitat loss. Last count showed severe decline.
Lost
Population is functionally extinct or undetected for so long it must be assumed gone.
Six distinct regions, each with their own species, threats, and conservation status. Click a region to explore its populations.
