Bale Mountains Eco Tours Ethiopia

26/04/2024

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Arthur

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Dankill Depression 🌋

09/01/2024

Dr.Ralph Elsaesser🙏❤

27/12/2023

Climbing sannittplateau 4377m

26/12/2023

come explore the unique Bale mountains, world heritage site. We ready to create magical experiences that will stay with you far beyond your travels.
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24/12/2023

Come explore Bale mountains national park, world heritage site, we're Ready to organize your trip www.balemountainsecotours.com

28/11/2023

Congratulations my beautiful Bale mountains national park 🏞️ onepark-manyworld www.balemountainsecotours.com

12/11/2023

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This property protects a landscape mosaic of extraordinary beauty that is shaped by the combined forces of ancient lava outpourings, glaciation and the dissection by the Great Rift Valley. It features volcanic peaks ...

11/11/2023

Omovalley

04/11/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mesfin Teshome Demu, Abi Nati Ethiopia, Walbek Sabaakoo

03/11/2023

Family mountains nyala world heritage site

27/10/2023

🌎Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP): Joint Efforts at Conservation🌿

At Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP), we're on a mission to conserve the Earth's incredible biodiversity. Join us in our efforts, alongside the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority (EWCA) and the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme (EWCP), as we work to protect the natural wonders of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ethiopia.

Our support for BMNP includes:
1️⃣ Ecosystem monitoring: Local para-ecologists track wildlife and assess threats, while the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Program monitors Ethiopian Wolf populations.
2️⃣ Ranger support: We equip and train rangers, offer technical guidance, and assist in outpost construction for park protection.
3️⃣ Sustainable forest management: We collaborate with Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) to create forest management plans, forging partnerships with Oromia Forest and Wildlife Enterprise for sustainable forest use and long-term benefits.
4️⃣ Climate resilient agriculture: We team up with local farmers to develop climate-smart agriculture practices, using adaptive crop varieties to combat altitude and climate change challenges.

🔗 Find out more about our joint conservation efforts in Bale on our website: fzs.org/bale 👆
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Picture 1: The landscape at night on the Sanetti Plateau with the endemic Giant Lobelia in the foreground
Picture 2: Eucalyptus plants being delivered to a village
Picture 3: An Ethiopian Wolf on the Sanetti Plateau
Picture 4: A Mountain Nyala in the area around the park headquarters
📸: FZS/

Frankfurt Zoological Society, Ethiopia

24/10/2023

Did you know that Bale Mountains National Park in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is a critical source of life for both wildlife and humans?

"The water originating here supports 30 million people in the Horn of Africa," as explained by Husien Indries, FZS Ethiopia Outreach Program Coordinator. This number is roughly equivalent to the population of the US state of Texas.

This is made possible by the vast forests and swamps in this spectacular landscape, which regulate the flow of water to rivers that originate within the park.

To learn more about this newly recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site, visit: www.fzs.org/bale
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#1: The Mountain Nyala (Tragelaphus buxtoni) is endemic to the Bale massif in Ethiopia
#2: A stream in a valley in the Rafu area of Bale Mountains National Park
#3: The Gaysay plains, Bale Mountains National Park
#4: Highland forest on the southerns slopes of Bale Mountains National Park

📷: FZS/ Daniel Rosengren

22/10/2023

Jimma airport www.balemountainsecotours.com

22/10/2023

Game driving inside chebera churchura national Park. 🐘

21/10/2023

Chebera churchura national Park

03/10/2023

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27/09/2023

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The new UNESCO site dazzles with a range of otherworldly landscapes, and is also one of Africa's most exciting yet quirky wildlife destinations...

25/09/2023

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11/09/2023

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04/09/2023

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De retour de 4 jours de Trek sur les hauts plateaux des "Bale Mountains" en Ethiopie.
4 jours de marche entre 2800m et 4100m d'altitude, à une moyenne de 20km/jour.
4 jours de paysages changeants et toujours à couper le souffle.
4 jours de météo hésitant entre soleil, vent, un peu de pluie la nuit et une pincée de grêle le dernier jour.
4 jours de quasi-solitude loin des réseaux sans réelle connexion.
4 jours de nature, de sauvage, à la recherche du discret loup d'Abyssinie qui se dérobe et se mérite. Il nous faudra devenir sioux et ruser pour parvenir à l'approcher, à couvert.
Comment remercier notre fabuleux guide à la mesure des sensations ressenties pendant cette aventure unique ? Ayuba Ahmed connait les plateaux comme le fond de ses poches alors n'hésitez pas à lui rendre visite: www.balemountainsecotours.com - [email protected] - [email protected]
Et si vous aussi, vous souhaitez aider les Loups d'Abyssinie, ce magnifique animal qui est le carnivore le plus en danger d'Afrique, vous pouvez faire un petit don à Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme - ethiopianwolf.org - [email protected]
Merci d'avoir lu jusqu'au bout ;-)
Back from 4 days of trek on the highlands of "Bale Mountains" in Ethiopia.
4 days of walking between 2800m and 4100m altitude, at an average of 20km / day.
4 days of changing landscapes and always breathtaking.
4 days of changing weather between sun, wind, a little rain at night and a pinch of hail on the last day.
4 days of quasi-solitude far from networks without real connection.
4 days of nature, of wild, in search of the discreet Abyssinian wolf who shies away and deserves. We will have to become Sioux and cunning to approach him, covered. How to thank our fabulous guide to the measure of the sensations felt during this unique adventure? Ayuba Ahmed knows the trays as the bottom of his pockets so do not hesitate to visit him: www.balemountainsecotours.com

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30/08/2023

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21/08/2023

Thank you for sharing , absulatley amazing trip for 4 days in Bale mountains with ayuba.

My trip planned for four nights five days , it was really great experience from my holidays in Ethiopia, bale mountains in Bale region full of beautiful nature and amazing animals like nyala,Bambo, Ethiopian Wolf and so many also more than 300 different kinds of birds , I really liked so much , Ayouba just found him when I contact his website and he really reply quickly gave me very nice itinerary with unexpected price 👍, bale is so safe , people are welcoming you , in these 5 days I have everything, from cook , horse mans with two horse to cary our camping luggage and camping kits , it is really great experience for those who likes Hiking, seen birds and animals , beautiful landscape, I advise this place for you'll to come and visit , you just have to them in their website how many days you want and what you want to see , and ayuba will orgnize all for you .

I have some videos from my trip will share with you too.

28/06/2023

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Raissa Talehata


The Most Breathtaking Experience Exploring Ethiopian’s Extraordinary Highlands.
Jun 2023
My husband, Steve and I had one of the most incredible trips of our life exploring the wonderful Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP) with Ayuba and his crew. We were one of the luckiest to witness this Afroalpine highland beautifully covered in red hot poker and to appreciate the Milky Way in a magical clear night sky during our visit in early June.

We went for a 5-days and 4-nights camping trip where we trekked 53 km of the Northern part of Bale Mountains starting from Dinsho HQ, to Sodotta, followed by Adlye Woodland, then on the 4th day we hiked back down to Dinsho. We then continued our journey exploring the Southern Part of Bale Mountains: Sanetti Plateau and Harenna Forest in a van.

The Most Awesome Guide
Choosing Ayuba as our guide was the best decision we made for this trip without a doubt and we couldn’t have done it better without him. As a tour guide, Ayuba is very knowledgeable, experienced, but most importantly is very passionate about protecting the wildlife and nature at BMNP. He is a Bale Mountains born-and-raised, so he deeply understands the ecology and endemic animals in the area while also knows how to navigate around really well. He partners with local and international wildlife conservations and has worked with many notable scientists, researchers, and journalists throughout his career in Ethiopian wildlife & cultural conservation. He communicates really well, is very flexible in accommodating our needs, while also often challenges us for thrilling adventures. Trekking with him feels very secure, insightful, and full of excitement - simply pure joy.

Service Beyond Measure
Ayuba also brought along the best and most resourceful cook, Awole, who prepared us truly delicious meals and snacks for the whole trip. We had the healthiest meals and the freshest diet throughout this camping trip. Beyond that, Ayuba also brought a team of 2 horsemen who traveled together with us to help us carry our hiking gear and who even went so far as to set up and break down our tent for us every day. The services provided by Bale Mountains Eco Tours are exceptionally generous and delightful. Through his eco-tour business, Ayuba is essentially improving the livelihoods of local communities. But beyond that, his core mission is to improve international tourism as a great tool to raise awareness and build the network of support to preserve the unique biodiversity at Bale Mountains National Park.

Sneak-Peak of Our Experience in BMNP
BMNP is a biodiversity haven, which is a home to many endemic and endangered plants and animals in Ethiopia, the largest of its kind on our planet. Every single place we visited has such a remarkable characteristic and personality, each hosts a variety of living things uniquely its own. We were so enchanted by the intimacy with the wildlife as we walked amongst the Mountain Nyalas, Menelik Bushbucks, and Pumbas (aka Warthog) through this African Redwood (Hagenia) & Juniper Woodlands. Then, it was so eye-opening to experience camping in such a raw place where you’re surrounded by red hot poker by the Web Valley Waterfall, observing Giant Mole Rat, Rock Hyrax, Blue-Winged Goose, and Ibis living. We were so lucky to have Ayuba helped us spot some Ethiopian wolves - namely the rarest canid in the world; and pointed out many endemic birds (Augur Buzzard, Black-Headed Siskin, Sunbird, Ruddy Shelduck, etc) who reside in the plateau as we traversed across this Afroalpine. It was also mind blowing when we took the journey 2000m down the highland to the tropical Harenna forest where clouds often settle down amongst the African Redwoods covered in ferns and Erica Trees coated with moss. This lush forest is an important place for the authentic Arabica coffee and organic honey farmers in Ethiopia who harvested these produce that famously travel the world.

We would really recommend all nature and adventure lovers to experience this raw natural beauty if you ever visited Ethiopia. It is such an inspiring and life-changing journey!

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