Sarvin Wildlife Conservation Releases Its 2025 Annual Report

Sarvin Wildlife Conservation 2025 Annual Report

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In September 2024, Sarvin Wildlife Conservation opened a new chapter in the protection of Iran’s natural heritage. Inspired by the name “Sarv” — the cypress tree, a symbol of resilience in Iranian culture — and guided by the motto Harmony in Nature; Strength in Community, our team spent the first year of Sarvin’s existence turning a long-standing conservation vision into on-the-ground action. Despite financial and political constraints, we worked to maximize our impact on habitat conservation and ranger support across Iran’s most critical cheetah landscapes.

Our 2025 Annual Report is a full account of that first year: from equipping rangers and supporting their livelihoods in the Touran Biosphere Reserve and Miandasht Wildlife Refuge, to community-led habitat restoration, the launch of the Habitat Restoration Hub in Turan, and the recording of a cheetah and her cub in a habitat where the species had not been confirmed for years. It also covers our outreach work with universities, media, and international collaborators, and the launch of Rescue the Asiatic Cheetah, our interactive conservation game on Iran’s National Cheetah Day.

Aknowledgment

None of this work would have been possible without the commitment of our supporters, partners, and friends. We are grateful that they stood with Sarvin throughout 2025 and helped advance our mission.

Corporate Donors

Major Individual Donors

Lili Zamanian, Nigel Hughes, Amirtharaj Christy Williams, Michael Sandys-Wunsch & Simone Eckhardt

Individual Supporters

Sadra Moghadam, Hamid Samadzadeh, Aida Abhari, Livvy Cropper, Anshuman Chandra, Yvonne Chin, Sarah Bradbury, Bayanne Consultancy, Negin Valizadegan, Leila Hojjat, Amir Khaboushani, Sanam Akhavi, Shirin Ahmadi, Nahid Gholikhani, Mehdi Ahmadi, Simin Taban, Naeim Jabbari, Vahid Babaei Nejad, Ali Gholami, Alireza Sohrabi, and the MedTrip team.

Friends of Sarvin whose support was Essential for our Progress

Faramarz Parsi, Saman Golriz, Mohammad Farhadinia, Negin Samadzadeh, Maryam Shahbazi, Hamidreza Rezaie, Afshin Danekar, Amir Parsa Neshat, Mohammad Darvish, Babak Sarhangpour, Mostafa Hamidian, Farank Askari, Amir Mohajerani, Reza Mohajerani, Amir Hossein Farzaneh, Melika Asadzadeh, the Basefat family, Hossein Moghiseh, Ali Mazhar, Arash Moharrami, Mahsa Mahdizadeh, Nour Iman Mashayekhi, Yashar Jafari, and Farzad Kafaee.

Government Partners

Shina Ansari, Hamid Zohrabi, Jila Aghaei, Reza Shekariyan, Saeed Yousefpour, Ahmad Safarzadeh, Majid Ajami, Ahmad Radman, and all the rangers working in Turan and Miandasht.

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