Dr. Meg Lowman writes about saving the forest canopies of Ethiopia in “What’s Up?” The Newsletter of the International Canopy Network; Volume 19, Number 3,
Woji church forest now has walls. In 2013, the local people worked with their priests to make a conservation wall around this forest. TREE Foundation
Church Forests of Ethiopia The highlands of Northern Ethiopia have suffered from intense deforestation for decades (Wassie et al., 2010). What little indigenous forest remains
Below is an update from Alemayehu on the Mosha church forest in Ethiopia: Mosha is a 7 ha forest which was surrounded by degraded grazing
Below is an update from Alemayehu on the Woji church forest in Ethiopia: After long discussion with the community finally the new boundary has been
Church Forest Preview from Greg Vander Veer on Vimeo. Church Forest reveals a mystical world where priests and scientists struggle to come together, despite vastly
Lyndia Ball captured these stunning images while with Dr. Lowman in Ethiopia working to save the church forests. [slideshow id=17] CanopyMeg and TREE Foundation are working to
Thanks to generous contributions from our global forest fans, TREE Foundation has leveraged our conservation programs in Ethiopia from 2 protected forests to nearly 25
This article from the December 2010 issue of The Tablet is about the Ethiopian Church Forests: [gview file=”https://treefoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Sacred-Forests.pdf”]
Dr. Alemayehu Wassie Eshete (Bahir Dar University, Bahir Dar, Ethiopia) writes: Meg was here from Jan7-13/2012. She arrived Monday Jan 7 and made an excursion
