Conservation

Animals by Conservation Status

Conservation status decides how much a species can contribute to a release programme and which animals a reserve will accept. The table groups all 136 species by IUCN status as shown in the Zoopedia.

Critically Endangered · 14

Endangered · 23

Vulnerable · 20

Near Threatened · 5

Least Concern · 63

Data Deficient · 1

Not Evaluated · 8

Domesticated · 2

Source and version

Conservation status is taken from each Zoopedia record (captured 2026-10-17). Status drives how a release to a wildlife reserve is treated, which is why the reserve tools ask for it first.

FAQ

FAQ

Common questions about this topic.

Does conservation status change what a reserve accepts?

The Zoopedia status is the value the reserve and release tools read. Treat anything not shown in game as unknown rather than assuming a species qualifies.

What does Not Evaluated mean?

It means the species has no IUCN assessment in the game data. It is not the same as Least Concern.