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Official source connected. An official source has been captured over the network and stored, and Watch reads those records. Watch shows the Atlas editorial corpus alongside accepted observations; each record states its own provenance, and the source list reports each source's own health.

All 783 records — 144 on Earth at 60 subjects, 639 with no place on this map. 15 are scheduled and have not happened. 40 name things whose outcome the corpus does not establish. 6 were also delivered by a source adapter, counted once each. The map draws 60 of 169 subjects holding records here; 178 records sit at subjects it does not draw, and are in the register rather than on the map.

Showing 9 records at Serengeti National Park — the counts above are for the whole of Earth. Everything on Earth →

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Serengeti National Park
- 2023 TAWIRI Aerial Point Survey estimates 1,366,109 wildebeest
- 2022–2023 imagery; published 2025 AI satellite survey returns fewer than 600,000, and is contested
- 1993–1994 Drought kills roughly a quarter of the wildebeest population
- 1981 Serengeti National Park inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
- c. 1977–2018 (40-year record) Edge degradation squeezes wildlife into the ecosystem core
- 1963–1977 The wildebeest population irrupts from roughly 250,000 to over a million
- c. 1960–1964 Rinderpest disappears from the Serengeti–Mara ecosystem
- 1959 Serengeti closed to residence; Ngorongoro Conservation Area created and Maasai evicted from the plains
- 1951 Serengeti National Park established on land used by Maasai pastoralists

What has happened, most recent first; then what fell due without a recorded outcome, most recent first; then what is scheduled, soonest first. No ranking, no relevance score and no severity.

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What has changed

Official source connected. An official source has been captured over the network and stored, and Watch reads those records. Watch shows the Atlas editorial corpus alongside accepted observations; each record states its own provenance, and the source list reports each source's own health.

All 783 records — 144 on Earth at 60 subjects, 639 with no place on this map. 15 are scheduled and have not happened. 40 name things whose outcome the corpus does not establish. 6 were also delivered by a source adapter, counted once each. The map draws 60 of 169 subjects holding records here; 178 records sit at subjects it does not draw, and are in the register rather than on the map.

Showing 9 records at Serengeti National Park — the counts above are for the whole of Earth. Everything on Earth →

On the map

Serengeti National Park
- 2023 TAWIRI Aerial Point Survey estimates 1,366,109 wildebeest
- 2022–2023 imagery; published 2025 AI satellite survey returns fewer than 600,000, and is contested
- 1993–1994 Drought kills roughly a quarter of the wildebeest population
- 1981 Serengeti National Park inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
- c. 1977–2018 (40-year record) Edge degradation squeezes wildlife into the ecosystem core
- 1963–1977 The wildebeest population irrupts from roughly 250,000 to over a million
- c. 1960–1964 Rinderpest disappears from the Serengeti–Mara ecosystem
- 1959 Serengeti closed to residence; Ngorongoro Conservation Area created and Maasai evicted from the plains
- 1951 Serengeti National Park established on land used by Maasai pastoralists

What has happened, most recent first; then what fell due without a recorded outcome, most recent first; then what is scheduled, soonest first. No ranking, no relevance score and no severity.

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