Every year, KWS publishes a full account of its conservation outcomes, financial performance, and strategic progress — covering everything from elephant census results to ranger recruitment, tourism revenue, and the national conservation funding gap.
Covers conservation performance, ranger operations, species recovery, tourism revenue, community programmes, and audited financial statements for the year ended June 2025.
Performance Over Time
Annual reports allow performance to be tracked year over year. The chart below pulls three headline figures from the last decade of reports — tourism revenue, own-source revenue generated, and the funding gap.
Publications Archive
Annual reports, audited financial statements, and the two-phase digital transformation strategy documents are all available for download.
FY2025 Financial Snapshot
The single most important number in every KWS annual report is the gap between what conservation costs and what KWS generates independently. Closing this gap is the central strategic challenge described across recent reports.
What's Inside
While specific data changes year to year, every KWS annual report follows a consistent structure — making it possible to track the same metrics across a decade of publications.
Reports prior to 2018/19 and certain supplementary documents are available on request from the KWS Corporate Communications office.