land planted with coffee per household, followed by Karagwe(0.32 ha), Biharamulo (0.22 ha), Muleba (0.21 ha), Bukoba Rural (0.21 ha), and Bukoba Urban (0.21 ha) (0.18 ha). Wildlife and national parks The Kagera Region has abundant wildlife, including baboons, giraffe, elands, crocodiles, hippopotamus, warthog. Birdlife includes African fish eagles, hammerkops, marabou stork, cormorants. kingfishers, and herons. Kagera is home to Biharamulo, Burigi, Ibanda and Rumanyika and Orugundu game reserves. A national park is situated on Rubondo Island and a wildlife sanctuary is based on Saa Nane Island. In 2019, Burigi, Biharamulo game reserve, and Lakes Burigi and Kimis were upgraded to become a national park with the Burigi-Chato National Park. Rumanyika was gazetted as Rumanyika Karagwe National Park and Ibanda Kyerwa National Park. Administrative divisions Districts Kagera Region is divided into eight districts, each administered by a council: In 2016 the Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics report there were 2,789,577 people in the region, from 2,458,023 in 2012. References External links United Republic of Tanzania: Kagera Region Kagera Region Homepage for the 2002 Tanzania National Census Tanzanian Government Directory Database Regions of Tanzania