Persian Wildlife refers to the diverse range of animal species found in Iran, which is home to various ecosystems, including mountains, deserts, and forests. Notable species include the Persian leopard, Asiatic cheetah, and Persian gazelle, all of which are adapted to the unique habitats of the region. Conservation efforts are crucial for protecting these species, as many face threats from habitat loss and poaching. National parks, such as Golestan National Park and Kavir National Park, play a vital role in preserving the natural environment and supporting wildlife populations in Persia.