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Conservation and use of wild populations of
Coffee arabica in the montane rainforests of Ethiopia

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August 1st, 2008
The new web site of theEthiopian Coffee Forest Forum (ECFF) has been launched.
The Ethiopian Coffee Forest Forum (ECFF) is a non-profit civil society association, established on October 19, 2005. The Association was established by a group of professionals, prominent public and business personnels, scholars, and community leaders, in order to


Please find out more about ECFF onwww.ecff.org.et.


June 4th, 2008
CoFIS - theCoffee Forest Information Systemis online.
The CoCE research team has been publishing the first version of the web based Coffee Forest Information System. As part of the project results the Coffee Forest Information System (CoFIS) provides information on the extent of forest cover and areas supporting wild coffee populations, as well as a selection of scientific outcomes. CoFIS is the web based realization of the Ethiopian Coffee Forest Atlas, which emphasizes on


Please find out more about CoFIS onwww.cofis.info.
Your can access the Ethiopian Coffee Forest Atlas web mapping application directly atwww.cofis.info/atlas.


May 25th-30th, 2008
The CoCE Project will be present at the 9th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 9) of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The conference will take place at the Maritim Hotel in Bonn, Germany.
Find out more onCOP9-Homepage.

August 10th, 2007
School Children Talent Competition Award on Biodiversity Conservation
The Ethiopian Coffee Forest Forum (ECFF) in collaboration with the Institute of Biodiversity Conservation (IBC), the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BFN) and ZEF awarded 12 children out of a total of 70 students from 14 schools in poems, songs, and drawings on Biodiversity Conservation. Being the future of their country, children can make a difference in Biodiversity Conservation according to Dr. Girma Balcha, the Director General of the Institute of Biodiversity Conservation.
Read more information on theIBC-Homepage.