How many are there left in the wild Baobab Tree?

The Baobab tree, particularly the iconic Adansonia species, faces threats from climate change, drought, and disease, leading to a decline in its population. While exact numbers can vary, some estimates suggest that certain species are experiencing significant reductions, with some individual trees reportedly over a thousand years old dying. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these unique trees, but precise figures on their current wild populations are difficult to ascertain. Overall, the situation remains concerning for the future of Baobab trees in the wild.