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Iran Shines at IUCN World Conservation Congress, Winning Two Prestigious Awards!
At the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi, Iran received two prestigious awards: the Reverse the Red and International Ranger Awards, acknowledging its commitment to biodiversity conservation. The Reverse the Red initiative aims to combat biodiversity loss through collaboration, data-driven approaches, and community empowerment. This year, 26 countries were recognized for their effective National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans. Additionally, the International Ranger Awards honored 13 individuals and teams for their conservation efforts, with Iran becoming the first West Asian country to receive this accolade. The Department of Environment in Iran is also revising its biodiversity strategy to promote sustainable practices.
