What kind of biomes in Ethiopia?

Found in southwestern Ethiopia, in the lowlands along the border with Kenya and Sudan. Receives heavy rainfall throughout the year.

Tropical Montane Forests:

Occupy the middle altitudes, from about 1,500 to 2,500 meters above sea level. Characterized by a cooler, more humid climate and diverse vegetation.

Tropical Deciduous Forests:

Occur in the western and southwestern lowlands of the country. Experience a distinct wet and dry season, leading to the shedding of leaves during the dry season.

Savanna Woodlands:

Cover large areas in the central, southern, and northeastern parts of Ethiopia. Dominated by grasslands interspersed with scattered trees and shrubs.

Afroalpine Moorlands:

Found at high elevations above the treeline, typically from about 3,500 meters upward. Characterized by short vegetation, such as heathers, grasses, and mosses, adapted to cold temperatures.