Although faunal studies have been established only recently, scientists and students have begun to show great interest in continuing the research work. It is hoped therefore that all forms of fauna would soon be under systematic surveillance and study. Existing base-line data on the vertebrates should be completed by conducting similar inventories for the relatively undisturbed eastern sector of the reserve. Detailed studies of their population and distribution are vital if these species are to be conserved. Meanwhile, systematic studies on invertebrates should be stepped up since many new species await discovery.