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A 2025 census found 426 chimpanzees in Uganda’s Bwindi Park, the first official count, aiding conservation efforts.
A 2025 census led by the Uganda Wildlife Authority and Jane Goodall Institute Uganda reveals 426 chimpanzees inhabit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern Uganda.
Using non-invasive nest counting and digital mapping, researchers confirmed the apes' widespread presence alongside endangered mountain gorillas.
The data, released February 24, 2026, marks the first official count and will guide evidence-based conservation strategies amid threats from deforestation, climate change, and land-use pressures.
The findings support improved management, investment, and long-term monitoring of great apes in the park, a major tourist destination vital to Uganda’s economy.
Un censo de 2025 encontró 426 chimpancés en el Parque Bwindi de Uganda, el primer recuento oficial, que ayuda a los esfuerzos de conservación.