Why Black Maned Lions
Ethiopia's black-maned lions are a symbol of strength and pride, deeply rooted in the nation's history and culture. Yet, these majestic animals face growing threats from habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching. Our conservation efforts are dedicated to protecting these iconic lions and preserving the rich
nine animals only found in ethopia
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Bale Mountain Vervet, is a rare and endemic primate species found exclusively in the dense bamboo forests and highland grasslands of the Bale Mountains in Ethiopia. Known for its distinctive blue face and golden-yellow fur, this monkey species faces threats from habitat loss and fragmentation, making conservation efforts crucial for its survival.
The Mountain Nyala
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Mountain Nyala, is an elegant and elusive antelope species endemic to the highlands of Ethiopia, particularly the Bale Mountains. This majestic animal is characterized by its dark brown coat, striking facial markings, and long, spiral horns.However, the Mountain Nyala is facing threats from habitat loss, hunting, and competition with
The Mountain Nyala, is an elegant and elusive antelope species endemic to the highlands of Ethiopia, particularly the Bale Mountains. This majestic animal is characterized by its dark brown coat, striking facial markings, and long, spiral horns.However, the Mountain Nyala is facing threats from habitat loss, hunting, and competition with livestock, leading to a decline in its population and raising concerns about its conservation status.
The Ethiopian Wolf
The Bale Mountain Vervet
The Ethiopian Wolf
The Ethiopian Wolf is a rare and endangered canid species endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands. With its distinctive reddish coat, long legs, and slender body, it is uniquely adapted to its alpine habitat.
Somali Wild Donkey
The Yellow Fronted Parrot
Somali Wild Donkey
The Somali Wild Donkey, also known as the African Wild Ass, is a critically endangered equid species native to the arid and semi-arid regions of northeastern Africa. Renowned for its distinctive appearance, marked by a sandy-brown coat and white belly, this resilient species is adapted to harsh desert environments.
Walia Ibex
The Yellow Fronted Parrot
Somali Wild Donkey
The Walia Ibex is a magnificent wild goat species found exclusively in the rugged and mountainous regions of Ethiopia, notably in the Simien Mountains National Park. With its striking appearance characterized by long, curved horns that can reach impressive lengths, the Walia Ibex cuts a majestic figure against the dramatic landscape. En
The Walia Ibex is a magnificent wild goat species found exclusively in the rugged and mountainous regions of Ethiopia, notably in the Simien Mountains National Park. With its striking appearance characterized by long, curved horns that can reach impressive lengths, the Walia Ibex cuts a majestic figure against the dramatic landscape. Endangered due to habitat loss, hunting, and competition with domestic livestock, conservation efforts are crucial to ensure the survival of this iconic symbol of Ethiopia's natural heritage.
The Yellow Fronted Parrot
The Yellow Fronted Parrot
The Yellow Fronted Parrot
The Yellow-fronted Parrot, is a charming and colorful parrot species native to the forests and woodlands of West Africa. Recognizable by its vibrant plumage featuring shades of green, yellow, and blue, this medium-sized parrot possesses a distinctive yellow patch on its forehead, from which it derives its name. Endearing in both appearanc
The Yellow-fronted Parrot, is a charming and colorful parrot species native to the forests and woodlands of West Africa. Recognizable by its vibrant plumage featuring shades of green, yellow, and blue, this medium-sized parrot possesses a distinctive yellow patch on its forehead, from which it derives its name. Endearing in both appearance and behavior, the Yellow-fronted Parrot is known for its intelligence, social nature, and vocal abilities, making it a popular choice among avian enthusiasts.
Gelada Baboons
Swanyne’s Hartebeeste
Menilik Bushbucks
The Gelada Baboon, also known as the Gelada Monkey or Bleeding-heart Baboon, is a unique primate species endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands, particularly the grasslands and rocky cliffs of the Simien Mountains. Renowned for its striking appearance and social behavior, the Gelada is distinguishable by its long, golden-brown fur, hairless f
The Gelada Baboon, also known as the Gelada Monkey or Bleeding-heart Baboon, is a unique primate species endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands, particularly the grasslands and rocky cliffs of the Simien Mountains. Renowned for its striking appearance and social behavior, the Gelada is distinguishable by its long, golden-brown fur, hairless face adorned with striking red patches, and hourglass-shaped patch on its chest. Forming large troops led by dominant males, Geladas are highly social and exhibit complex social structures, communication, and grooming behaviors.
Menilik Bushbucks
Swanyne’s Hartebeeste
Menilik Bushbucks
The Menelik's Bushbuck, also known as the Abyssinian Bushbuck, is a striking antelope species endemic to the highlands of Ethiopia, particularly in the montane forests and wooded grasslands. Named after Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia, this elegant species is characterized by its rich chestnut coat, adorned with white markings and bold str
The Menelik's Bushbuck, also known as the Abyssinian Bushbuck, is a striking antelope species endemic to the highlands of Ethiopia, particularly in the montane forests and wooded grasslands. Named after Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia, this elegant species is characterized by its rich chestnut coat, adorned with white markings and bold stripes, and distinctive spiral horns. The Menelik's Bushbuck's elusive nature and preference for dense vegetation make it a challenging yet rewarding sight for wildlife enthusiasts.
Swanyne’s Hartebeeste
Swanyne’s Hartebeeste
Swanyne’s Hartebeeste
The Swayne's Hartebeest, also known as the Giant Hartebeest, is a majestic antelope species found in the grasslands and savannas of Ethiopia and Somalia. Named after British explorer Captain H.G.C. Swayne, who first identified the species, Swayne's Hartebeest is characterized by its large size, long legs, and distinctive lyre-shaped horn
The Swayne's Hartebeest, also known as the Giant Hartebeest, is a majestic antelope species found in the grasslands and savannas of Ethiopia and Somalia. Named after British explorer Captain H.G.C. Swayne, who first identified the species, Swayne's Hartebeest is characterized by its large size, long legs, and distinctive lyre-shaped horns, which curve backward and then forward. With its sandy-brown coat and white markings on the face and legs, this graceful antelope is well-adapted to the open grasslands where it roams.