Ethiopia 2026 Planner & Organizer

Name: Calendar Din A4 — 'Ethiopia 2026 Planner & Organizer'
Brand: Photocircle
Price: 33.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Ethiopia Calendar 2026 – Photography from Tigrai & Sidama – Art & Sustainability Combined

"We’ve been supporting Green Ethiopia for over five years now: with every artwork sold, part of the proceeds go directly into reforestation – and every calendar plants 12 trees.

When we started the partnership, my main motivation was to absorb as much CO₂ as possible through reforestation. I knew that trees also enrich the soil and help retain water – which I appreciated – but my focus was on climate action. My first journey to Ethiopia completely changed my perspective.

Meeting the wonderful people there and seeing firsthand how trees transform lives was eye-opening: they bring water back, enable two harvests instead of one, and create new income through honey production as bees return. Springs now carry water even during the dry season. In many villages, girls are responsible for fetching water – now that water is closer, they can spend that time in school instead.

I’ve learned that reforestation only makes sense when local communities also benefit. When trees help people, people in turn protect the trees – and a positive cycle begins. Thank you for supporting us and this project."

— Thomas from Photocircle

Green Ethiopia Foundation

NGOs with a donation ratio of 86% are considered excellent. The Green Ethiopia Foundation operates with just 3% administrative costs – meaning 97% of all donations and income go directly into the projects.

Founded 25 years ago by Kurt Pfister and now led by his son Simon with incredible dedication, expertise, and heart, the foundation continues to grow. Both Kurt, Simon, and the entire team work on a voluntary basis. Every year, Green Ethiopia plants around 13 million trees, creating direct income for about 30,000 people and improving the living conditions of thousands more.

The Photographer

The photographs in this calendar were taken by Johannes Hulsch, a German landscape photographer. Growing up surrounded by nature, he developed an early passion for exploring the outdoors and capturing its hidden beauty.