This report details the findings of the 1995 African Waterfowl Census, a comprehensive survey aimed at assessing the population status and distribution of waterfowl across the African continent. The census, conducted by ornithologists Tim Dodman and Valeria Taylor, utilized standardized methodologies to collect data on various species, providing crucial information for conservation efforts. The findings offer insights into population trends, habitat use, and potential threats facing these migratory birds.

This report serves as a vital scientific resource for ornithologists, conservationists, and wildlife management agencies involved in African avifauna. The data presented is expected to inform conservation strategies and highlight areas requiring urgent protection. Its detailed survey methodology and species-specific data make it a foundational text for understanding waterfowl populations on the continent.