For doctoral student Jolene Wescombe, the path to global development runs through a rural midwifery clinic in the Ethiopian ...

The Blue Nile River, rising from the Ethiopian highlands, is a vital artery of water for the northeastern African region. Contributing nearly 85 percent of ...

Ethiopian wolves are the rarest and most endangered wolves in the world – and we had to learn more. In this video, we explore what makes these elusive animals so unique, from their life in the ...

The Nile in Egypt is fed by two branches: The Blue Nile from the Ethiopian Highlands accounting for more than 80% of the river's flow, and the White Nile from Lake Victoria accounting for the rest.

The species numbers less than 500 individuals, divided into 99 packs and is only found in the Ethiopian highlands.

Ethiopian wolves are the rarest species of canid, or dog, in the world, and Africa's most-threatened carnivores. Found only in the Ethiopian highlands, there are fewer than 500 of them spread over ...

They live among the Ethiopian highlands and feed on smaller mammals, such as giant mole rats and common grass rats. Though they tend to form packs, the canines are usually solitary hunters.

The researchers plan to further explore the wolf's role as a pollinator and its impact on the ecosystem. The Ethiopian wolf is the rarest wild dog species in the world and the most endangered ...

The Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis) is the rarest wild canid species in the world and Africa’s most threatened carnivore. Endemic to the Ethiopian Highlands, fewer than 500 individuals survive.

Found only in the Ethiopian highlands, fewer than 500 individuals survive, in 99 packs restricted to 6 Afroalpine enclaves. The Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme (EWCP) was set up in 1995 to ...

The wolves’ natural habitat in the Ethiopian highlands has made an attractive target for agricultural expansion; according to the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme (EWCP), 60 percent of the ...