Iranian Cheetah Society has always shown a deep commitment to increasing the motivation and empowerment of rangers in the country. As a result, the Ranger Program was launched in 2014, aimed at providing support to the rangers community. In its first year of operation, the program comprised a “Yahya award” for exceptional rangers and a “Yoozban” award for volunteers and locals who demonstrated extraordinary dedication and contribution to the conservation of cheetahs. Additionally, equipment was provided to support these rangers in their line of duty.
Over 80 rangers from cheetah habitats all over the country were involved in the program, with over 10,000,000,000 IRRs allocated to support these activities over the past decade. The program also plans to implement educational and skill-development programs in partnership with the Department of Environment. For the latest updates on the Ranger Program, please refer to the latest news provided below.
In collaboration with Conservation of the Asiatic Cheetah Project and Persian Wildlife Heritage Foundation, the Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) launches training workshops for rangers in cheetah reserves of Iran. Rangers
The second Yahya Prize ceremony took place at Ezzatolah Entezami’s House Museum, Tehran, on the evening of July 25. Established by ICS in 2014 through a generous donation by an
Founded in 2013 by an Iranian artist couple, Mojtaba Ramzi and Paridokht Moshkzad, the Yahya Prize rewards wardens who have risked their life to protect the Iran’s biodiversity. In collaboration
Increasing motivation and promoting conservation efforts of the wildlife wardens have always been a priority for the Iranian Cheetah Society. Therefore, the Warden Programme was started last year to support
Following its supportive programs toward Game guards, Iranian Cheetah Society (ICS) held the first annual Yahya Prize ceremony in Karaj’s University of Environment(UOE) this morning. This price that sponsored by
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