We generally have 2 newsletters a year
(late Spring and late Fall) to keep you up-to-date on the latest projects and stories.
Our Annual Reports are produced for our AGM
in May each year and are similar to our
newsletters.
* Annual Reports that were mailed to our
mailing list in place of a newsletter
Ethiopia is a diverse and world-class stage for natural beauty and wildlife viewing, although the tourism industry is poorly developed. There are over 845 species of birds and 260 species of mammals, of which 50 are indigenous only to Ethiopia. Important areas of interest are Blue Nile Falls, Tana Lake (largest in Ethiopia), Simiem Mountains (3rd highest in Africa), Rift Valley lakes and the Sof Omar Caves in the south province.
"If you think you're too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a room
with a mosquito." - African Proverb
