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CONDITIONS OF SALE
50% of the price of this picture will go to the Ethiopian Heritage Trust (UK).
If you are interested in buying any of these works or would just like more information, please email us at info@ethiopianheritagetrustuk.org or phone us on 0300 365 1417.
Returns will be accepted without question within two weeks with a full refund of the purchase price.
All paintings and drawings are for sale mounted (except where it says otherwise).
Mounts are included in the purchase price.
Wildlife
Over 450 plants, more than 30 mammals and 16 birds are unique to Ethiopia.
All flora and fauna in the painting are from these endemics.
Ethiopian Heritage Trust (UK)
The total amount you donate will be used in Ethiopia.
The Trust is registered with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs for Gift Aid.
Ethiopian Heritage Trust (UK)
A not-for-profit charity supporting the Ethiopian Heritage Trust in Addis Ababa
The goal is to cover the Park with indigenous trees and bring back the native flowers and shrubs, birds and mammals which used to abound in the area.
Over 600,000 indigenous trees have been planted.
To control water flow and prevent erosion 200 kilometres of terracing and 15 kilometres of check dams have been built.
As a result, 13 springs have developed.
115 species of bird have been recorded, including 5 of Ethiopia’s endemic species.
With the growing maturity of the trees native shrubs and herbaceous plants can be seen, such as bulleia polystachya, bidens pachyloma, and geranium arabicum.
The number of indigenous tree seedlings planted in the Park over the last 3 years has been:
2018 8,000
2019 25,000
2020 9,400
(Covid 19 caused considerable problems for the tree planting operation in 2020.)
This momentum has to be maintained to complete the long-term vision of a green haven; at least a further 10 years of effort will be required.
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A not-for-profit charity supporting the Ethiopian Heritage Trust in Addis Ababa
The goal is to cover the Park with indigenous trees and bring back the native flowers and shrubs, birds and mammals which used to abound in the area.
Over 600,000 indigenous trees have been planted.
To control water flow and prevent erosion 200 kilometres of terracing and 15 kilometres of check dams have been built.
As a result, 13 springs have developed.
115 species of bird have been recorded, including 5 of Ethiopia’s endemic species.
With the growing maturity of the trees native shrubs and herbaceous plants can be seen, such as bulleia polystachya, bidens pachyloma, and geranium arabicum.
The number of indigenous tree seedlings planted in the Park over the last 3 years has been:
2018 8,000
2019 25,000
2020 9,400
(Covid 19 caused considerable problems for the tree planting operation in 2020.)
This momentum has to be maintained to complete the long-term vision of a green haven; at least a further 10 years of effort will be required.
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