The Daily Monitor (Addis Ababa)
23 March 2008
Three monasteries, some of the oldest in the country, as if on cue and one after another, saw their old-growth forests go up in conflagration for days on end, if not for weeks. The forests at the 3 or 4 monasteries are believed to be of the sort of tree species, (such as the local Junipers) which are disappearing at an alarming rate. Small sized plants and vines as well as a number of wildlife ...
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