In February 2024, rainfall decreased in the northwestern region of Somalia, which was unfavorable for the breeding and reproduction of desert locusts. As a result, the number of desert locusts in that area decreased. The monitoring results showed that in February, the total damaged vegetation area was 13.6 thousand hectares in Somalia, including 5.5 thousand hectares of grassland and 8.1 thousand hectares of shrub (Figure 1), accounting for 0.02% and 0.04% of the total area of the grassland and shrub, respectively. North-West experienced the most significant impact, with 7.1 thousand hectares of vegetation affected, followed by Sanaag, with 3.3 thousand hectares. Additionally, the affected area of vegetation in Awdal was 3.2 thousand hectares.