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Where to see the Eurasian Wild Pig

Sus scrofa · mammal · Suidae

Eurasian Wild Pig (Sus scrofa) is recorded in 1,826 protected areas and wildlife sites across 49 countries in our database. The places with the strongest evidence are Forests of Brabant National Park (Belgium), Kakadu National Park (Australia) and Kakadu National Park (Australia).

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Eurasian Wild Pig
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Where is the best place to see the Eurasian Wild Pig?

Based on GBIF records and our guides, the best-documented places to see the Eurasian Wild Pig are Forests of Brabant National Park (Belgium), Kakadu National Park (Australia) and Kakadu National Park (Australia). Most sites are in Australia (442), Germany (424) and France (245). It appears in 20 trip reports in our library.

Top 25 places for the Eurasian Wild Pig

#PlaceCountryGBIF recordsYearsEvidence
1Forests of Brabant National ParkBelgium14,3632018–2026Recorded on GBIF
2Kakadu National ParkAustralia5,6681973–2026Recorded on GBIF
3Kakadu National ParkAustralia5,6681973–2026Recorded on GBIF
4Kakadu National Park World Heritage SiteAustralia5,6651973–2026Recorded on GBIF
5Écrins National ParkFrance4,5421966–2022Recorded on GBIF
6Hoge Kempen National ParkBelgium4,0032017–2023Recorded on GBIF
7Doode BemdeBelgium3,6572018–2024Recorded on GBIF
8Camargue Regional Natural ParkFrance3,3001978–2025Recorded on GBIF
9Peneda / GerêsPortugal3,1422015–2023Recorded on GBIF
10Serra do GerêsPortugal3,1402015–2023Recorded on GBIF
11Peneda-Gerês National ParkPortugal3,1392015–2023Recorded on GBIF
12Zone tampon de la réserve de biosphère de CamargueFrance3,0691978–2025Recorded on GBIF
13Calanques National ParkFrance1,6951995–2025Recorded on GBIF
14Verdon Regional Natural ParkFrance1,5091977–2026Recorded on GBIF
15Vale do TuaPortugal1,3992006–2022Recorded on GBIF
16Zona Especial de Proteção do Alto Douro VinhateiroPortugal1,3912006–2023Recorded on GBIF
17Fontainebleau et du GâtinaisFrance1,2501905–2025Recorded on GBIF
18Parc national des Calanques (aire d'adhésion)France1,1491998–2026Recorded on GBIF
19Réserve de biosphère des Cévennes (zone centrale)France1,1301979–2020Recorded on GBIF
20Cévennes National ParkFrance1,1301979–2020Recorded on GBIF
21Parc national du Mercantour (aire d'adhésion)France1,0531914–2022Recorded on GBIF
22Réserve naturelle géologique de Haute-ProvenceFrance1,0491978–2022Recorded on GBIF
23Réserve naturelle nationale de CamargueFrance9261985–2021Recorded on GBIF
24Luberon-LureFrance9211976–2025Recorded on GBIF
25Capertee National ParkAustralia9062008–2024Recorded on GBIF

1,801 more places in the interactive map.

By country

Australia: 442, Germany: 424, France: 245, Spain: 140, Sweden: 120, United States of America: 72, Portugal: 68, Italy: 32, Ukraine: 30, India: 24, Poland: 15, Belgium: 14, Brazil: 14, Czechia: 14, Russia: 13, South Korea: 12, Israel: 11, Austria: 11, Estonia: 10, New Zealand: 9, Luxembourg: 8, Indonesia: 7, Cambodia: 6, Japan: 6, Nepal: 6, Argentina: 6, Denmark: 5, Taiwan: 5, Netherlands: 5, Madagascar: 5, Sri Lanka: 4, United Kingdom: 4, Serbia: 4, Montenegro: 4, Croatia: 3, Thailand: 3, China: 2, Laos: 2, Singapore: 2, Mexico: 2, Hungary: 2, Malaysia: 2, Kazakhstan: 2, Turkey: 2, Norway: 2, Lithuania: 2, Albania: 2, Iran: 2 and Mongolia: 1.

Seen on trips

The Eurasian Wild Pig is recorded in these trip reports:

and 10 more.

Tours that have recorded it

In our guides

Read the full species account in our Sumatra guide, Sulawesi guide, Singapore guide, Sri Lanka guide.

Take it with you

Build a free printable field guide or e-book for any of these places, with photos and a checklist.

Make a field guide for Forests of Brabant National Park

Photo: (c) Cullen Hanks, some rights reserved (CC BY), CC-BY.

GBIF downloads: Belgium, Australia, France, Portugal, China, Israel, Ukraine, Germany, Denmark, Cambodia, Brazil, Japan.

Data last updated 2026-11-05. Species–place links come from GBIF occurrence downloads (GBIF.org) matched to protected-area boundaries from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) and other open boundary sources, plus places listed by our own guides. Record counts are what has been reported to GBIF, not population sizes. Reptiles and amphibians are never shown at park level. How this database works · Data sources and limits.