From a remote village to Bill Gates neighborhood
November 15, 2011
TREE Research Associate, Worku Mulut, Recalls his Roots We were a family of twelve, seven boys and three girls and grew up in a village
TREE Research Associate, Worku Mulut, Recalls his Roots We were a family of twelve, seven boys and three girls and grew up in a village
Journal Article co-authored by TREE Research Associate, Worku Mulut: Ecological assessment of Cheffa Wetland in the Borkena Valley, northeast Ethiopia: Macroinvertebrate and bird communities [gview
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Dr. Neville Winchester, Department of Geography, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8W 3N5 Alameyuhu Wassie Eshete, Forestry Department, Bahir Dar, EthiopiaMeg Lowman, PAMS, North
Worku Mulat has provided us with an update on work being done on the church forests of Ethiopia. The PDF below is in the native
Between 2200 B.C. and 1900 B.C., the Habur Plains of northern Mesopotamia turned to desert. Evidence exists 3000 years ago Sahara desert was a grassland
*** UPDATE *** (10/16/2012): An updated table and other info are available here. Our Ethiopian church forest team has identified these critical church forests for
PDF of an article written by Dr. Lowman in The Explorers Journal titled, “Finding Sanctuary – Saving the biodiversity of Ethiopia, one church forest at
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