Bale Mountains National Park

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Bale Mountains National Park is a high-altitude protected area in southeastern Ethiopia renowned for its Afro-alpine landscapes, rich biodiversity, and numerous endemic species such as the Ethiopian wolf.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Heritage Site candidate
national park
protected area
area about 2,150 square kilometres
over 2,000 square kilometres
birdLifeStatus Important Bird Area
birdSpeciesCount over 280
climate cool highland climate
dry season from about November to March
wet season from about June to September
contains Gaysay Grasslands
Harenna Forest
Sanetti Plateau
Web Valley
continent Africa
country Ethiopia
ecosystemType Afro-alpine moorland
Afromontane cloud forest
Afromontane forests
surface form: Hagenia–Juniperus forest

bamboo forest patches
ericaceous heath
montane grassland
wetlands
endemicSpecies Bale monkey
Ethiopian wolf
giant mole-rat
various Ethiopian endemic birds
established 1970s
1971
fauna African golden wolf
Bale monkey
Ethiopian wolf
Tragelaphus
surface form: Menelik's bushbuck

Serval
bohor reedbuck
giant mole-rat
grey duiker
leopard
mountain nyala
spotted hyena
warthog
flora Erica shrublands
Hagenia abyssinica
Juniperus procera
bamboo
giant lobelia
governingBody Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority
highestPoint Tullu Dimtu
highestPointElevation about 4,377 metres
hydrology headwaters for rivers in southeastern Ethiopia
importance major water tower for lowland communities
IUCNCategory II
knownFor Afro-alpine landscapes
Ethiopian wolf population
Harenna Forest
birdwatching
cloud forest
endemic plants
giant mole-rat population
high level of endemism
high-altitude plateaus
horse trekking
mountain nyala population
rich biodiversity
trekking
locatedIn Oromia Region
southeastern Ethiopia
locatedOn Bale Mountains
nearestCity Robe
nearestTown Goba
partOf Eastern Afromontane biodiversity hotspot
Ethiopian Highlands
threat agricultural expansion
habitat loss
human–wildlife conflict
overgrazing
tourismActivity birdwatching
camping
horseback riding
trekking
wildlife viewing
UNESCOStatus on UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

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Bale Mountains contains Bale Mountains National Park
Bale Mountains protectedBy Bale Mountains National Park
Sanetti Plateau locatedInProtectedArea Bale Mountains National Park
Bale monkey foundInProtectedArea Bale Mountains National Park
Bale Zone contains Bale Mountains National Park
Bale Zone knownFor Bale Mountains National Park
Bale Zone hasProtectedArea Bale Mountains National Park
Tullu Dimtu locatedIn Bale Mountains National Park
Oromia Region hasProtectedArea Bale Mountains National Park
Harenna Forest partOf Bale Mountains National Park