Prince Reza Pahlavi wrote on Sunday, November 1, at the same time as the Abangan festival, in a message on social networks referring to the state of Iran's environment: "During the dark period of the Islamic Republic, Iran's nature, like its people, was a victim of decades of mismanagement, incompetence and exploitation. Wet and dry areas are destroyed, destroyed and dried up. Evidence of this destruction."

Prince Reza Pahlavi wrote on Sunday, November 1, at the same time as the Abangan festival, in a message on social networks referring to the state of Iran's environment: "During the dark period of the Islamic Republic, Iran's nature, like its people, was a victim of decades of mismanagement, incompetence and exploitation. Wet and dry areas are destroyed, destroyed and dried up. Evidence of this destruction."

Prince Reza Pahlavi honored the memory of the environmentalists who died and pointed out the lack of facilities and legal support and livelihood for the environmentalists and added: "In this Abangan, I honor the memory of the environmentalists who died and I ask my countrymen to protect this precious trust in the absence of a national government, in a double cooperation of preserving the environmental nature."

Prince Reza Pahlavi wrote in another part of his message: "In a free Iran, restoration of forests and wetlands, protection of habitats and wild animals and scientific management of natural resources will be a national priority." Prince Reza Pahlavi also emphasized: "Providing life and employment security, legal protection, appropriate equipment and a decent livelihood to environmentalists is an undeniable necessity."