The Tana River Primate National Reserve was a national wildlife reserve of about 170 square kilometers in southeastern Kenya, established to protect primate habitat along the Tana River. The fetched lead describes it in the past tense as a former reserve; this description records that status honestly rather than presenting it as a currently active designation, and its present-day status is named as a gap for the depth wave to confirm.
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