Quick answer
Dingos are listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.
Conservation status
IUCN listing: Vulnerable. Population trends vary by region.
Main threats
Habitat loss, hunting, climate change, and human-wildlife conflict are common pressures.
Protected populations
National parks, reserves, and anti-poaching patrols support recovery in parts of their range.
How to help
Support reputable conservation charities and avoid products linked to habitat destruction.
Sources
FAQs
Are dingos endangered?
They are listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.
Why are dingos threatened?
Habitat loss, hunting, and climate change are among the main drivers.
How many dingos are left?
See our full profile and IUCN Red List assessments for population estimates.
Can dingos recover?
With habitat protection and reduced persecution, many species can stabilise or increase.