Darwish, environmental activist: In a country that has cameras that record the discovery of hijab, it is not difficult to increase the number of cameras of the environmentalists, it is necessary to remove the military and militaristic

 We must end the undeclared war in nature

Emphasizing that increasing remote monitoring facilities, including cameras, drones, and satellite monitoring equipment, is the most important way to reduce direct exposure and reduce the level of violence between rangers and poachers and other environmental violators, Mohammad Darvish, an environmental expert, told Iran Watch:

Facilities such as high-optical zoom cameras that can be used for environmentalists are quite advanced in today's world conditions. In a country that has a camera that records the discovery of the hijab, it is not difficult for the rangers to get a strong enough camera.

He added: "The presence of the military has led to the dominance of the area of boots and bayonets in the units of environmental protection and natural resources, so that since the military took control of the units for the protection of natural resources and the environment, the number of deaths and injuries has increased, both by the protection forces and by the violators."

Therefore, unfortunately, an undeclared war is going on in the nature of Iran between the personnel of the Environmental Protection and Natural Resources Units and hunters and other environmental violators.