The newly established Chebera Churchura National Park lies west of the central Omo-Gibe Basin. The park boasts numerous rivers and streams, as well as four small spring-fed lakes (Keriballa, Shasho, and Koka), which contribute to the region's rich wildlife population. To date, 37 large mammal species and 237 bird species have been recorded in the park's diverse habitats (upland and riverine forests, as well as savannah and scrubland). Rock ibis, white-fronted chat, banded barbet, thick-billed raven, and black-headed oriole are endemic birds. Common mammals include African elephants, hippos, Cape buffalo, lions, and leopards.
This park is currently considered the least disturbed and most reliable ecosystem for African elephants and buffalo in the country. It is one of Ethiopia's best-preserved ecosystems and preserves a significant portion of its wildlife and biodiversity. Mammals such as African elephants, hippos, Cape buffalo, lions, and leopards can easily be observed here.
The national park covers a total area of 11,900 hectares and lies at an elevation of 500 to 2,000 meters above sea level.
This park is currently considered the least disturbed and most reliable ecosystem for African elephants and buffalo in the country. It is one of Ethiopia's best-preserved ecosystems and preserves a significant portion of its wildlife and biodiversity. Mammals such as African elephants, hippos, Cape buffalo, lions, and leopards can easily be observed here.
The national park covers a total area of 11,900 hectares and lies at an elevation of 500 to 2,000 meters above sea level.
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