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In order to celebrate the year of leopard aiming at more conservation support for the Iranian wildlife, the Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) has various programs, including training workshops for university students about Iran

Despite of numerous disappointing news in the world of wildlife conservation; however, there is an exciting news of emergence of a new cheetah which plays theater. The cheetah was designed by the ICS Wildlife Theater Group as a part of educational initiatives since establishment in 2001.

The first ecological investigation on grey wolf has been finished in Iran. Initiated in summer 2007, the research project aimed at exploring various eological aspects of the predator in Ghameshlou in central Iran. Food habits, conflict with local people and population parameters have been the main topics.

2 cheetahs were photographed in Turan National Park, north central Iran on 9 July 2010 by ICS research biologists. They were able to spot several herds of onagers and Jebeer gazelles plus several sightings of Houbara bustards.

In order to celebrate the International Year of Biodiversity, wildlife theaters are held by the Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) in Darabad Museum of Nature and Wildlife, Tehran. Initiated since last June, the theaters are implemented every week on Fridays.

National Festival of Biodiversity was held in Darabad Museum of Nature and Wildlife in Tehran. The festival was held by the museum and some 30 Iranian NGOs attended between 19 and 21 May 2010. The Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) was among the participants with various educational programs.

In order to celebrate the

Experts from Iranian Cheetah Society have reported that a rare melanistic grey wolf had been photographed in Anguran WR, Zanjan. Previously, there were sporadic reports of black wolf sighting reports across the country but it is the first time that the rare morph is recorded by a photo.