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2018-07-14 09:34
By Farnaz Heidari
White-headed ducks victims of steep decline
White-headed duck has endured high levels of habitat loss in Iran. Long-term population declines have intensified as a result of wetlands' changes and also droughts. Iran's dying wetlands were once breeding habitats of white-headed ducks and now are vulnerable to drainage, pollution, and other disturbances.
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2018-07-08 11:21
By Farnaz Heidari
What choices do we have for saving Asiatic cheetahs?
There are recent reports on the successful cheetah translocations from South Africa to Liwonde National Park in Malawi led by African Parks.
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2018-07-08 11:15
By Farnaz Heidari
Threat poachers are posing to leopards
Poaching is a controversial term and the issue remains complicated. Scientists, environmentalists and most of animal lovers are concerned with poaching effects on different wildlife populations. But in a country such as Iran, the big challenge of conservation is linked with reliable data especially in the case of poaching.
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2018-06-02 12:31
Penned by Farnaz Heidari
A legacy of agricultural poisons
The potentially lethal impact of DDT on wildlife and especially birds of prey was first noted in the late 1950s. And now we know, spraying to control pests can head to poisoning of the environment and living creatures just like humans.
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2018/05/11
By Farnaz Heidari
Put a price on endangered species
One of the world's rarest birds of prey, the Spanish Imperial Eagle, was thought to be in recovery in the early 1980s but numbers have declined and now the species is qualified as Vulnerable (VU) necessitating comprehensive management plans.
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2018-04-27 09:55
by Farnaz Heidari
Detailed action plan prerequisite for conservation of lynxes in Iran
Lynx is the animal that conservationists have distinguished as an indication of an intact environment. Now, some groups of dedicated conservationists are working to save the wild populations in natural ecosystems.
