The return of roe deer to the sands of Western Karka.
Sand fields west of Karacha in Khuzestan province, after years of threat and reduction of the wildlife population, show signs of return and revival of the Rim deer population.
Baker Mousavi, an environmental activist and one of the activists for the protection of wildlife in the region, announced the expansion of the distribution range of deer to more than 200 thousand dunams and says that the birth of deer lambs and the observation of new generations are a promising sign of improving the condition of this ecosystem.
According to an estimate published in recent days about the efforts to protect this area, the deer population in the western sand dunes of Karacha has reached almost a thousand deer.
Another important point is the return of deer to parts of nearby habitats, which, according to this report, have not seen any sign of the presence of this species in them for nearly two decades.
Of course, returning the deer to the sand fields west of Karacha does not mean that the environmental threats of this area will be removed. Lack of water resources, illegal hunting, road casualties and human interventions in the habitat are still among the most important conservation concerns.