<ul><li>The Malayer region was once home to a diverse ecosystem with numerous species, including wildcats, foxes, porcupines, ground jays, bustards, vipers, and various insects.</li><li>However, a devastating fire wiped out the entire ecosystem, with no official prevention plan or recovery efforts in place.</li><li>Years of drought, erosion, and institutional neglect further worsened the situation, leading to the disappearance of 14 animal species and severe environmental degradation.</li><li>Despite the lack of restoration plans, organizations like KOMAZO are now working to protect the remaining ecosystems and prevent similar tragedies in the future.</li></ul>

The Environmental Catastrophe of Malayer: A Requiem for a Forgotten Ecosystem

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