Iranian Cheetah Society’s Cheetah Project Featured on IUCN/SSC Cat Specialist Group. The first phase of ICS’ “Status of Asiatic Cheetah in Iran: A Country-scale Assessment” featured as “The Project of…
During the Cheetah Conservation Program in Miandasht Wildlife refuge, multiple photos of different species have been taken around Koushki enclosure, which are very interesting. The most considerable ones are two…
The newest captured photos by camera traps in different areas of Iran, represents the diverse food menu of the Iranian carnivores. By now various pictures of the Caracal, Rüppell’s fox,…
Khosh-Yeilagh is one of the most well-known protected areas located north of Shahrood in Semnan province. For more than four decades, the area has been a historical habitat for the…
After 18 month of camera trapping in Darband Ravar wildlife refuge, finally one of the big cats of this region was trapped in our pictures .since October 2012, more than…
According to recent monitoring programs in Iran, a population of 40 to 70 individuals is now concluded for the entire country, fewer than what was already thought, i.e. 70 to 100.
Since initiation of cheetah national monitoring program aiming to understand demographic status of the Asiatic cheetah in Iran, a family has been explored in Miandasht Wildlife Refuge, northeastern Iran composing of three cubs in summer 2012.
Recent monitoring program in Naybadan Wildlife Refuge indicated that the cheetah population is stable. Hosted by Naybadan core zone which is part of the larger 14,000 km2 Naybandan Wildlife Refuge, no more than three individuals have been explored.
Ongoing monitoring program has revealed interesting images of multiple cases of wolf depredation on goitered gazelles
According to a recent investigation, the Asiatic cheetahs normally live longer in areas which are enough large. Analysis of more than 100 cheetah individuals recorded during past decade in Iran indicates that reserves size and integrity can contribute to more survival of the Asiatic cheetahs in Iran.