Hesselden, Fiona and Wood, Adrian P. (2016) Ethiopia’s vulnerable tropical forests are key to securing future of wild coffee. The Conversation. ISSN 2044-5032
Abstract

Coffee is the drink of choice for millions of us. But the world’s second-most traded commodity originates in Ethiopia – and its home is under threat.

Ethiopia isn’t all dusty deserts – far from it. The country also contains rugged highlands and lush, tropical forests. Coffea arabica grows here in its original, wild form. The forests of south-west Ethiopia are considered to be the birthplace of coffee and the centre of its genetic diversity.

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