Takur with Shamar Abeni

Takur is in Addis Ababa, first with Seifu show and now with Shamar Abeni. Enjoy the stay.

Don't miss the national park!

#Ethiopia Altash National Park in the old pronunciation Alatash in Amhara National Regional Government in West Gondar Zone; It is located in Qara district and since the 1930s it has been protected by the community as a strict forest.

After several researches were conducted, the local community was asked to be a park, and it was declared as a national park in Rule No. 38/1998.

It is a protected park designed to protect the country's representative lowland ecosystem in the north-west area and the biodiversity it contains.

Altash experiences a minimum temperature of 13.1 degrees Celsius and a maximum temperature of 41.1 degrees Celsius. National park with different views in different seasons, 7 kebeles in north and east of Qara district; It is bordered to the south by the Benshagul Gumz National Region (including Bjamis National Park) or the Aima River and to the west by Sudan (Dinder Park).

Thus, the national park has the largest share of biodiversity in the country, including 14 types of plants and shrubs; 57 large plants (types of trees); More than 10 species of grasses, 32 mammals (including the endangered black-gamma lion and elephant, believed to be unique to Africa); 8 species of reptiles and amphibians; 16 species of rodents, 240 species of birds, including ostriches; There are more than 16 species of fish.

Altash National Park, the lowland area of ​​northwest Ethiopia, is an important part of the ecosystem that prevents the spread of the Sahara desert due to its green forest cover, so it has been named the Green Belt or the Green Guard. According to several studies, Altash National Park has the highest share of all the tight spaces and parks in the country in terms of preventing carbon emissions.

According to a 2012 study by the International Environmental Protection Agency, Altash National Park has a significant role in preventing global climate change by sequestering 20,132,576 tons of carbon.

The fact that the Great Green Wall of Africa is part of nature is one of the things that make the national park unique in terms of preventing climate change.

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