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

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A new 10-year plan for elephant conservation released by the Indonesian government places the country’s wild elephant population at an estimated 1,325-1,648 individuals.

The previous figure, published in 2007, was 2,400-2,800 individuals, meaning the new estimate represents a decline of 41-45%.

The launch of the 2026-2036 strategy and action plan comes after a long wait. […]

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