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southwestern part feeds Lake Assal, while those from the northeastern plateau feed the pans or flow into the sea. There are 20 pans in the northeast and east of Lake Abbe, a number of small pans and one large pan of 20,000 hectares (49,000 acres) area to the north and northeast of Lake Assal at elevations of 300–600 metres (980–1,970 ft) support very little vegetation. Pans and valley floors of small
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169:). Subsequent to Djibouti becoming independent, important laws enacted were: Resolution no 262/7 of 12 May 1972 relating to protection of natural wealth and prehistoric remains; Resolution no 72-1363 of 20 September 1972 for the protection of marine fauna and habitats and Decree No. 80-062/PR/MCTT of 25 May 1980 relating to the protection of marine fauna and habitats.
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26 days in a year, is very wide. It ranges from as low as 5 inches (130 mm) in the coastal regions whereas in the northern and mountainous portions of the country, it is about 15 inches (380 mm). Rain falls between
January and March, in short periods and with heavy intensity, causing flash floods.
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and its tributaries, also originating in
Ethiopia with only small flats as part of Djibouti. Apart from the two large lakes, Djibouti lacks perennial rivers and hence the dependence for water is more on ground water sources. Thus, in Djibouti's wildlife, in the harsh terrain, forests account for less
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The Day Forest
National Park is a woodland habitat, which includes part of the forest mass of the Goda mountain massif. The Goda mountain's forests, the east face of which is part of the park, is considered a "spectacular natural oddity ... rare species of green on Djibouti's parched map like a
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in the northern region with the low of 10 °C (50 °F), while the rest of the country experiences hot climatic conditions with temperature soaring to more than 40 °C (104 °F) in summer. Humidity is also very high during this period. The variation of rainfall, which occurs for about
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The forest of junipers is under long-term environmental threat. A million years ago, its area was believed to have been 40,000 hectares (99,000 acres) but as of 1990 it was only 900 hectares (2,200 acres) . Loss is attributed to climate change and human destruction, including fires, cattle grazing,
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is very rugged and has a succession of high plateaus and mountain ranges, and plateaus and hills of medium altitude. There is naturally very little arable land in desert areas. The highest peak is Mount Moussa and there are two major lakes: Lake Assal which is saline at (-) 155 metres (509 ft)
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According to the country profile related to biodiversity of wildlife in
Djibouti, the country contains some 820 species of plants, 493 species of invertebrates, 455 species of fish, 40 species of reptiles, 3 species of amphibians, 360 species of birds and 66 species of mammals. Wildlife of Djibouti
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and Mabla mountains. On Mount Goda, near
Tadjoura, there are rare giant juniper trees, acacias, and wild olive trees. However, most of the vegetation is typical of the desert and semi-desert, consisting of thorn scrubs and palm trees. There are 534 species of plants recorded in the Goda and Mabla
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than one percent of its total land area of 23,200 square kilometres (9,000 sq mi). Pans, foothills and tidal wetlands, and
Djibouti areas under the Eritrean Coastal Desert Ecoregion, though not brought under protection laws, also have some degree of wildlife of vegetation and fauna.
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Lake Assal's peripheral salt pans support Red Sea coastal salt desert vegetation. Lake Abbe, at the southern end of
Djibouti, is fed by the Awash River and its tributaries, which flows from Ethiopia and local ephemeral streams. The hills nearby feed many other small pans. Drainage from the
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Most of the land in
Djibouti is desert. However, wildlife vegetation is made up of semi-desert grassland, shrub land and succulent scrub. The coastal area consists of desert and mangrove. Dry evergreen forests are in the mountains of Mount Goda in the Day National Park near
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Wildlife in
Djibouti is spread over three main regions namely, from the northern mountain region of the country to the volcanic plateaus in its southern and central part and culminating in the coastal region. In spite of harsh climatic conditions, the terrain of
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is a mix of rocky areas, old coral reefs that are exposed only at low tide, and sandy beaches. The ecoregion has remained undisturbed, but degraded near populated areas and, due to hunting, is now proposed to be brought under protection laws.
123:(only a small part of the flats of this lake are in Djibouti), and many salt pans which are flooded occasionally from the wadis and the coastal tidal wetlands. The coastal belt of Djibouti also has a diversity of marine life or
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The bird species reported in
Djibouti consists of 399 species including one endemic (native) species, eight globally threatened species, and two introduced species. Further details under categories of the
303:(streams) in the coastal hills lying at range of 50–100 metres (160–330 ft), and the largest of these pans covers 20,000 hectares (49,000 acres). They have salt marsh or salt desert vegetation.
75:, consisting of its flora and fauna, is in a harsh landscape with forest accounting for less than one percent of its area. Most species are found in the northern part of the country in the
343:. This ecoregion in Djibouti's Ras Siyyan consists of rocky terrain, old coral reefs seen during low tide, and sandy beaches. Among the several offshore islands in this region are the
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is reported. At least 99 individuals have been recorded. However, they face competition from cattle in grazing. Hence, a proposal has been made to establish a wildlife refuge.
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In the Coastal Desert Ecoregion, resident fauna and few endemics are reported. These consists mainly of three near-endemic species of reptiles, the Ogaden burrowing asp (
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Day Forest National Park was declared a national park in 1939 by the then governor of the country, when Djibouti (an independent nation in 1977), was a
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forest, with many of the trees rising to 20 metres (66 ft) height. This forest area is the main habitat of the critically endangered and endemic
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and forms Djibouti's largest vegetated area. The park protects at least four known endemic plant species. The forest is dominated by such trees as
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woodland with a closed canopy on a plateau when this tree was in abundance. It has now adapted to live in the boxwood
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since its population underwent a 90% decline over twenty years. The Djibouti spurfowl preferred dense
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and the latter is 80 kilometres (50 mi) northeast of the ForĂŞt du Day. The species was declared
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giant oasis". It is located 30 kilometres (19 mi) west of the
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grasslands and shrublands in the inland areas of the coast.
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have been reported in the coastal ecoregion. Of these, the
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area of Djibouti. The most common species recorded are the
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as Djibouti was known during the French rule, in 1972.
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is endemic and is a critically endangered bird species.
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Endangered Wildlife and Plants of the World: Fra-igu
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1597:"BirdLife IBA Factsheet: DJ001 – Forêt de Day"
1575:"BirdLife IBA Factsheet: DJ001 – Forêt de Day"
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286:tree felling and military exercises.) The
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711:). In its animal reserves, Djibouti has
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1937:Djiboutian–Eritrean border conflict
1927:French Territory of Afars and Issas
1368:R. H. Hughes; J. S. Hughes (1992).
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2609:Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
2379:Democratic Republic of the Congo
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1371:A Directory of African Wetlands
705:), and Indian leaf-toed gecko (
347:, an archipelago of Djibouti.
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1332:"Visual History of the World"
798:Acinonyx jubatus soemmeringii
93:, and another recently noted
1768:. World Pheasant Association
1577:. BirdLife International.org
1534:Anthony Ham (30 July 2010).
1788:"Djibouti Francolin Stamps"
1622:"Ethiopian montane forests"
1280:. Living National Treasures
1239:The IUCN Sahel studies 1989
748:found in the coastal region
737:List of mammals of Djibouti
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1542:. Lonely Planet. pp.
1427:. IUCN. 1992. p. 89.
1242:. IUCN. pp. 95, 104.
1096:Phalacrocorax nigrogularis
1077:Ichthyaetus leucophthalmus
895:ForĂŞt du Day National Park
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451:Cynoglossopsis somaliensis
412:) and the Bankouale palm (
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1309:. Encyclopædia Britannica
825:List of birds of Djibouti
794:Northeast African cheetah
760:) and Pelzeln's gazelle (
708:Hemidactylus flaviviridis
664:. The ecoregion also has
323:; it forms the shores of
267:Tarchonanthus camphoratus
127:, including coral reefs.
2364:Central African Republic
1742:. BirdLife International
1711:. Journals.cambridge.org
1677:Iwu, Maurice M. (1993).
1599:. BirdLife International
762:Gazella dorcas pelzelnii
307:Coastal Desert Ecoregion
235:Day Forest National Park
77:Day Forest National Park
60:in the northern part of
1307:"Plant and animal life"
1185:Euprosthenopsis vachoni
1159:Trichonotulus secquorum
1108:Beaudouin's snake-eagle
1104:Trigonoceps occipitalis
605:Cymbopogon schoenanthus
526:Heliotropum pterocarpum
2056:Japanese military base
2046:Foreign military bases
1626:Terrestrial Ecoregions
1466:Terrestrial Ecoregions
1403:. World Food Programme
1338:. All Art Organization
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937:denomination from the
891:Pternistis ochropectus
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696:Atractaspis leucomelas
639:Caesalpinia erianthera
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556:Trianthema crystalline
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2524:SĂŁo TomĂ© and PrĂncipe
2384:Republic of the Congo
2051:Chinese military base
1707:Dorcatragus megalotis
1628:. World Wildlife Fund
1468:. World Wildlife Fund
1374:. IUCN. p. 132.
1165:Lophothericles popovi
1116:greater spotted eagle
970:Neophron percnopterus
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927:and the woody shrub (
911:critically endangered
848:critically endangered
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809:Dorcatragus megalotis
754:Soemmerring's gazelle
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520:Halopeplis perfoliata
508:Cyperus conglomeratus
337:Soemmerring's gazelle
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1538:Lonely Planet Africa
1210:lesser-crested terns
1112:Circaetus beaudouini
1100:white-headed vulture
1009:white-backed vulture
997:Phoenicopterus minor
872:Buteo buteo vulpinus
758:Nanger soemmerringii
671:The medicinal plant
649:Rhizophora mucronata
584:The medicinal plant
484:Aeloropus lagopoides
463:Polygala goudahensis
445:Phagnalon lavranosii
427:Aloe ericahenriettae
415:Livistona carinensis
136:biodiversity hotspot
2718:Wildlife by country
2599:States with limited
2310:Wildlife of Africa
1401:"Le Pèlerin du Day"
1149:Eunidia djiboutiana
1065:black-tailed godwit
950:Urocolius macrourus
882:) are most common.
562:Urochondra setulosa
544:Sporobolus spicatus
469:Matthiola puntensis
457:Caralluma mireillae
345:Sept Frères islands
294:Lakes and salt pans
261:Buxus hildebrandtii
2137:Telecommunications
2061:U.S. military base
1912:Colonial governors
1214:Sterna bengalensis
1190:nursery web spider
1025:Rueppell's griffon
962:Pterodroma incerta
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924:Buxus sempervirens
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813:vulnerable species
811:), an endemic and
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702:Chalcides ragazzii
633:Rhigozum somalense
617:Lasiurus scindicus
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514:Eleusine compressa
502:Calatropis procera
439:Euphorbia amicorum
421:Aloe djiboutiensis
276:Terminalia brownie
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2399:Equatorial Guinea
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2034:Foreign relations
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1663:978-0-7614-7199-8
1553:978-1-74104-988-6
1513:978-2-8317-0021-2
1502:. IUCN. pp.
1434:978-2-8317-0092-2
1381:978-2-88032-949-5
1249:978-2-88032-977-8
1175:Cryncus dmitrievi
1092:Socotra cormorant
1085:Coracias garrulus
1037:Falco vespertinus
1033:red-footed falcon
887:Djibouti spurfowl
880:Aquila nipalensis
835:Djibouti spurfowl
790:hawksbill turtles
782:Abyssinian genets
774:Hunter's antelope
574:Cadaba glandulosa
538:Salsola forskalii
496:Cenchrus ciliaris
490:Aeloropus persica
478:Cenchrus ciliaris
272:Buxus hildebranti
250:Juniperus procera
228:Day National Park
216:Djibouti spurfowl
212:Juniperus procera
153:Legal instruments
125:aquatic ecosystem
91:Djibouti spurfowl
86:Juniperus procera
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1021:Circus macrourus
1001:Jouanin's petrel
985:ferruginous duck
966:Egyptian vulture
930:Clutia abyssinia
907:Gulf of Tadjoura
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