Nature
Iran’s natural heritage abounds in unique features. Its climate ranges from arid or semiarid to subtropical along the Caspian coasts and the northern forests, and it is a country of both mountains and deserts. These topographical and climatic features have greatly influenced the natural structure of each geographical region and the lifestyle and professions of its inhabitants.
The climatic variety of Iran has also resulted in a wide diversity of faunal and floral life forms. One of the most important goals of the Iranology Exhibition Complex in the Iranology Foundation is to introduce this invaluable treasure to Iranian children, young adolescents, and youth as well as those who love this ancient country. In this way, they will learn to love, cherish, and protect their homeland with a greater awareness of all of its natural gifts and beauties. To this end, the Nature Section of the Iranology Exhibition Complex introduces both the old and current manifestations of Iran’s nature and its different floral species (agricultural plants, pasture land plants, medicinal plants, etc.), fruit, products, faunal species (both the flourishing and endangered ones), mountains, rivers, seas, lakes, deserts, wilderness regions, etc.