AvayeBoom Bird Conservation Society is an Iranian non-governmental organization working to conserve wild birds and their habitats. Founded in Isfahan in 2015, AvayeBoom brings together more than 310 volunteers. We work with local communities, researchers, conservation organizations and government agencies across Iran, combining field conservation, scientific research, education and environmental policy.
Our projects address practical threats to birds and the places they depend on. They include monitoring waterbirds in Iran’s wetlands, reducing bird collisions with power lines, addressing conflicts between beekeepers and bee-eaters, and strengthening community participation in conservation.
We also develop birdwatching opportunities, rehabilitate injured wild birds, and provide training for rangers, nature guides, teachers and the wider public. Our educational programmes have reached more than 6,000 people. Alongside this work, we publish research, conservation reports and resources, including the Iran Birds Checklist. Across these activities, our aim is to turn knowledge and people’s connections with birds into lasting protection for wildlife and habitats.
We regret to inform you that we are currently facing some limitations in translating the contents of our website into English. As a result, the English version of our website only contains a brief report on our projects, our contact information, and an introduction to our organization. Unfortunately, we do not have a news or blog section available in the English version at this time. If you require more information about our organization or projects, kindly reach out to us via email.
