By the late 1970s, the elephant population was estimated around 275,000, dropping to 20,000 in 1989.

A recent study in 2007 shows that the current elephant population is still estimates around 150-200.

Zambia as a whole lost over 80% of its elephant population during that period.

In 2007, estimated elephant population of the park is around 50-100.

The area has the largest elephant population in the country.

In 1979 the total elephant population of Africa was estimated at 1,300,000.

The elephant population seems to have solidly built up since 1990, from a few thousand.

Both use the size of the elephant population as a trigger.

The elephant population has been estimated to 120-300 animals in 1993.

The three southern African countries have healthy, growing elephant populations but little money to take care of them.