Protecting Nature in a Wired World: My journey with Birds and Power Lines in Iran
the effects of power lines on wildlife
the effects of power lines on wildlife
Guest blog by Keramat Hafezi Birgani These words reminds people in Iran of the Iranian Cheetah Acinonyx jubatus venaticus that
Guest blog by Ali Mousavi Galugah, it literally means “bottleneck” in Persian. It is a small town in the southeastern
Guest blog by Abraham Shokouhi Bird migration is a remarkable ecological occurrence, and within the realm of birds, raptor migration
Guest blog by Keramat Hafezi Birgani The Siberian Crane is a critically endangered species of birds. There used to be
Guest blog by Abraham Shokouhi In the first guest blog about our Common Swift Apus apus Conservation Project in Iran
Afghanistan – Armenia – Azerbaijan – Bahrain – Cyprus – Egypt – Georgia – Iran – Iraq – Israel – Jordan – Kazakhstan – Kuwait – Kyrgyzstan – Lebanon – Oman – Qatar – Saudi Arabia – South West Russia – Syria
Guest blog by Keramat Hafezi Birgani In my previous blog, I wrote about diverse habitats in southwestern Iran making it
Guest blog by Keramat Hafezi Birgani This is a rather different blog to those normally published on the OSME website.
Beobachtungsliste IRAN [20. April – 05. Mai 2019] F.-U. Schmidt Datum Örtlichkeit(en) / Reiseroute 20.04. Flug: Berlin – Wien –
A guest blog by Abraham Shokouhi I became very curious about the Common Swift Apus apus pekinensis in 2013 when
Guest blog by Keramat Hafezi Birgani My name is Keramat Hafezi Birgani, I was born in the city of Masjed
The following short vulture updates from across the Middle East are reproduced with the permission of the IUCN Vulture Specialist
Iran Trip Report Trip report North-Iran and Uzbekistan : 4 – 18 September 1997. After visiting Uzbekistan, some days Kirgizia,