Tehran - In a recent visit to National Botanical Garden of Iran, the deputy president for legal affairs emphasized the critical importance of preserving this valuable ecological resource.

Majid Ansari assured the public that the government is committed to protecting the garden's current status and preventing any threats to its existence.

Experts warn that neglecting this vital asset could lead to significant biodiversity loss and disrupt local ecosystems.

Home to over 4,000 plant species, the garden plays a pivotal role in conserving biodiversity and supporting research in agriculture and natural resources.

The establishment of the National Botanical Garden of Iran traces back to 1968. Nonetheless, it is still under definite development. The area is 145-hectare wide and is 1320 meters above sea level. The weather is hot in summer and cold in winter. The fascinating fact about this nursery is that giving genuine examples of nurseries in Iran, a wide range of climates, is assumed. It incorporates 3,000 types of particular trees, plants, and blossoms. In this way, it is more similar to a marvelous regular live historical center. It is additionally the principal agriculture and plants scientific classification focus of Iran.

According to the UN cultural body, the flawless design of the Persian Garden, along with its ability to respond to extreme climatic conditions, is the result of an inspired and intelligent application of different fields of knowledge, i.e. technology, water management, and engineering, architecture, botany, and agriculture.