It’s no secret that Ethiopia is blessed by mother nature. The country has a diverse display of topographical wonders, lush vegetation and wildlife almost second to none. Nestled in a tiny Muslim village, the Sof Omar caves are one of the country’s hidden jewels.

With its dramatic scenery, rich biodiversity, and varied network of protected areas, Ethiopia is a nature-lovers paradise, and well-known for its high number of endemics (species found nowhere else in the world).

Ethiopia is an ecologically diverse country, ranging from the deserts along the eastern border to the tropical forests in the south to extensive Afromontane in the northern and southwestern parts. Lake Tana in the north is the source of the Blue Nile.

2021年1月7日 · From the epic Blue Nile Falls to the otherworldly Dallol volcano (the hottest place on Earth), it’s no wonder Ethiopia has more UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other African country. These are the most breathtaking sites in Ethiopia that will make you wonder how you ever overlooked it.

We suggest promising avenues for future research in evolutionary biology, ecology, systematics, and conservation in Ethiopia and discuss how recent and ongoing work in Ethiopia is helping us better understand and conserve nature in the human-dominated landscapes of Africa and other tropical regions today.

2024年8月23日 · Explore natural wonders of Ethiopia, a land of breathtaking landscapes and natural beauty, from majestic mountains to geological formations.

2022年4月26日 · Aside from culture, the country is laden with natural attributes, from sky-scraping mountains, turbulent waters to mystical caves that offer a peek into the underground world. So if you are planning a trip, we’ve highlighted some of the …

Ethiopia is celebrated for its rich and distinctive biodiversity, featuring one of the most unique collections of fauna and flora on the African continent. The country houses two major centers of endemism: the lush Ethiopian Highlands, also known as …

Ethiopia offers some of the most extraordinary landscapes anywhere in Africa. From the jagged-peaks of the Simien Mountains, the thick afro-alpine forests of the Bale Mountains, or the kaleidoscopic acid springs of the Danakil Depression - it's one of …

The richness and uniqueness of the biodiversity of the protected areas of Ethiopia introduce species that occur nowhere else in the world. More than 6,600 plant species of which 15% are endemic to the country; 277 mammals of which 31 species are endemic; over 861 species of Birds of which nearly 31 of them are endemic; 208 species of reptiles ...