Second Statement of Iranian Civil Society and Non‑Governmental Organizations Condemning the Military Aggression of the United States and Israel Against Iran
16 March 2026
Introduction
At a time when the international community is in urgent need of diplomacy, dialogue, and multilateral cooperation to address climate, environmental, and humanitarian crises, we are witnessing the continuation of a series of unprecedented military attacks by the United States of America and the Israeli regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran. These attacks have primarily targeted civilian infrastructure, medical centers, vital facilities, and cultural and historical sites across the country, resulting in a wave of humanitarian disasters, environmental degradation, and serious damage to cultural and human heritage throughout Iran.
Under the Charter of the United Nations, the use of force is prohibited except in cases of self‑defense or when authorized by the Security Council. The recent actions of the United States and Israel lack any international authorization and constitute a direct violation of Articles 2 and 51 of the UN Charter, the principles of international humanitarian law, and the established norms governing just conduct in armed conflict. Even in situations of armed conflict, the principles of distinction, proportionality, and precaution must be respected. What has occurred in Iran in recent days represents a clear violation of all three principles.
- Humanitarian Dimensions of the Disaster
According to the latest official statistics released by the Government News Agency and the Iranian Red Crescent Society as of 16 March 2026, more than 67,000 civilian units, including schools, residential buildings, and public service facilities, have been damaged. These include over 30,000 residential units that have sustained severe damage or have been destroyed.
Additionally:
- 236 medical, health, and emergency centers have been targeted.
- 17 Iranian Red Crescent relief centers have been destroyed.
- 33 ambulances have been destroyed.
- Three Red Crescent rescue helicopters have sustained serious damage.
- 498 schools have been destroyed, and 200 students have lost their lives.
The number of civilian casualties has reached tens of thousands, including more than 3,200 injured women, 223 women killed, over 1,350 injured children, and 202 children killed[1].
A particularly grave example of violations of humanitarian and ethical obligations occurred on 12 March, when a targeted attack struck a pharmaceutical warehouse storing medicines for patients with special medical needs, as well as infant formula reserves, in the Bouali Industrial Zone of Hamedan. The destruction of this facility resulted in the complete loss of vital medicines for patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, cancer, and neonatal metabolic disorders.
These acts constitute clear violations of Articles 51 and 52 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, which emphasize the absolute protection of civilians and vital infrastructure. Moreover, such aggressive attacks contradict Common Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions, the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989), the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (1979), and the fundamental principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Silence by international institutions in the face of repeated occurrences of such conduct is deeply concerning, as it undermines the legitimacy of the international legal order and reinforces the notion of impunity for militarily powerful states. Can the international community remain silent in the face of the deaths of defenseless children and patients?
- Environmental Consequences and Regional Ecological Threats
On the evening of 6 March 2026, large‑scale fires caused by explosions at several oil storage facilities in southern and northwestern Tehran and in Alborz Province released massive plumes of toxic smoke containing benzene, toluene, and volatile organic compounds, spreading across tens of kilometers.
Preliminary measurements by the National Environmental Protection Organization indicate that concentrations of particulate matter in affected areas reached ten times the limits recommended by the World Health Organization.
Simultaneously, an unlawful aggressive attack on the desalination facility on Qeshm Island halted the production and distribution of potable water. With a capacity of 12,000 cubic meters per day, this facility provided drinking water to approximately 40,000 residents of the island, particularly rural communities. Its destruction has created an unprecedented crisis in water supply, particularly affecting medical centers and schools. At present, emergency water supplies are being provided through tanker trucks and saline wells, posing significant risks to public health[2].
Beyond the humanitarian consequences, these attacks have resulted in extensive contamination of soil, groundwater, and marine resources, as well as the destruction of sensitive habitats including mangrove forests, coral ecosystems, and migratory bird habitats.
It should be noted that Iran lies along a major axis of the Eurasian–African migratory bird corridor, and the destruction of its wetlands and coastal ecosystems poses a threat to the biodiversity of the entire region.
Such acts constitute clear violations of Articles 35 and 55 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions, as well as Principles 24 and 25 of the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development regarding the environmental consequences of warfare. They are also inconsistent with the spirit of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance.
Historical precedent demonstrates that military attacks on industrial infrastructure—as witnessed during the 1991 Gulf War—can leave toxic and carcinogenic consequences for both human populations and ecosystems for many years after hostilities end. Must the world repeat the same mistake?
- Destruction of Cultural Heritage and the Historical Identity of Nations
Cultural heritage represents the collective memory of humanity. Its deliberate or indirect destruction constitutes an assault on the identity of nations. Recent aggressive attacks have damaged several historical sites in Iran, some of which are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
According to the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, as of the early hours of 16 March 2026, more than 108 historical and national heritage sites across the country have sustained damage[3].
Official reports indicate that Tehran Province, with 60 sites affected, has suffered the greatest damage. This is followed by Isfahan (19 sites), Kurdistan (12 sites), Lorestan and Kermanshah (4 sites each), Bushehr and Qom (2 sites each), and Ilam, East Azerbaijan, West Azerbaijan, Mazandaran, and Sistan and Baluchestan (one site each).
In Tehran, Azadi Tower, a symbol of modernity and national identity in Iran, has developed structural cracks in its southern section. Golestan Palace has sustained damage to its Qajar‑era mirrorwork and plaster decorations as a result of nearby explosions. In addition, several historical and cultural landmarks in Tehran have reportedly been affected, including the Golestan, Saadabad, Marble (Marmar), Saltanatabad, Farahabad, and Eshratabad palace complexes, as well as the Qasr Garden Museum, the historic Citadel (Arg) of Tehran, the Haft Chenar Museum, the Air and Space Museum, the Electricity Industry Museum, the Museum of the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults, the House of Professor Adl (Art Research Institute), and the Nezamieh Mansion. Damage has also been reported to sections of Azadi Tower and Mehrabad Airport, the historic Chal Hesar Mosque (Ardebiliha Mosque), the Justice Ministry building, the former Senate building (Senate Palace), and the historic Vossough‑od‑Dowleh House[4].
In Isfahan, part of Naqsh‑e Jahan Square experienced minor displacement in the columns of Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, which is currently under examination by cultural heritage specialists. In Kurdistan, the Khosroabad Mansion in Sanandaj and Falak‑ol‑Aflak Fortress in Khorramabad have also experienced structural vibrations. Safavid Dowlatkhaneh, Rakib Khaneh Mansion, Ashraf Hall (Old Parliament), and the Grand Bazaar of Tehran are among other historical sites reported to have sustained damage.
Other affected historical sites include Safavid Dowlatkhaneh, Rakib Khaneh Mansion, Ashraf Hall (Old Parliament), and the Grand Bazaar of Tehran.
These sites represent a combination of World Heritage properties, nationally registered monuments, and historically significant structures and landscapes—elements that constitute not only the civilizational memory of Iran but also a part of the shared cultural heritage of humanity.
In addition, six historic urban districts in Tehran, Isfahan, Sanandaj, Kermanshah, Qom, and Khansar have also sustained damage during the attacks, raising serious concerns among cultural heritage experts about the continued threats facing Iran’s historic urban fabric.
In the most recent incident, in the early hours of 16 March 2026, an attack occurred near the Saadabad Cultural–Historical Complex, the largest cultural and historical complex in Iran. Although museum artifacts had previously been transferred to secure storage to safeguard national cultural heritage, multiple blast waves caused significant damage to several historic buildings within the complex.
Valuable architectural decorations—including plasterwork, mirrorwork, and historic stonework from the Qajar and early Pahlavi periods—have sustained serious and in some cases irreparable damage.
Under the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict and the 1972 UNESCO World Heritage Convention, States Parties are obliged to refrain from any action or negligence that may result in damage to cultural heritage. Even indirect destruction of such sites constitutes not only a breach of these treaties but also a violation of the collective conscience of humanity.
In recent years, similar incidents in Mosul, Palmyra, Sana’a, and Gaza prompted immediate reactions from the UN Security Council and UNESCO. Today, Iran faces a comparable situation, and the international community is expected to demonstrate the same level of sensitivity and commitment. How can the destruction of world heritage be witnessed while still speaking of the “protection of the common heritage of humanity”?
Conclusion and Call for International Action
Sustainable peace and justice in the world depend on mutual respect for the sovereignty of states, the preservation of human dignity, and the protection of the environment and human culture. The recent attacks against Iran have not only undermined the international legal order but have also challenged the shared values of humanity.
The international community cannot remain silent in the face of the destruction of vital resources, the killing of civilians, and the devastation of civilizational heritage. The conscience of the world must speak out.
- Can a 2,500‑year‑old Iranian civilization, which forms part of human history, be sacrificed to the logic of force?
- Is silence in the face of polluted seas, burning wetlands, and the deaths of innocent children compatible with human conscience?
- We call upon all international institutions, Member States, and voices of conscience to fulfill their moral and legal responsibilities:
- Defend peace, protect the Earth and humanity, and be the voice of the voiceless.
We, a coalition of Iranian civil society organizations and non‑governmental organizations, call for serious action in the following areas:
- Establishment of an international fact‑finding commission under the authority of the UN Secretary‑General to document the attacks, collect evidence, and refer the case to relevant international judicial bodies. Iranian civil society organizations stand ready to cooperate fully with UN advisers and investigative mechanisms.
- Creation of a special monitoring mechanism within the UN Human Rights Council to regularly review violations committed against civilians, particularly women, children, and patients.
- Immediate action by UNESCO and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to dispatch field experts to assess environmental and cultural damages and to prepare an emergency reconstruction plan.
- Convening of an emergency special session of the UN General Assembly under the “Uniting for Peace” Resolution (1950) should the Security Council remain deadlocked.
- Referral of the case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Criminal Court (ICC), invoking the principle of universal jurisdiction to pursue accountability for war crimes and environmental crimes.
- Ensuring reparations by those responsible for the attacks for the reconstruction of infrastructure, environmental remediation, and restoration of damaged cultural heritage.
- Proposal for a new resolution within the Human Rights Council recognizing large‑scale environmental destruction (ecocide) as a crime against humanity.
- Utilization of UN legal and monitoring mechanisms to take effective and urgent measures to prevent further damage to Iran’s cultural and historical heritage, which forms part of the cultural treasury of humanity and whose protection constitutes a shared responsibility of the international community.
Undersigned NGOs
- Association for Protection of Refugee Women and Children (HAMI)
- Association for the Prevention of Social Harms
- International Institute for Cultural Dialogues
- Iranian Association of Lawyers Without Borders
- National Network of NGOs in the Field of AIDS (SHAMSA)
- Peace and Environment Association
- Iranian Forward‑Looking Companions Foundation (HASB)
- Women’s Studies and Research Institute
- Roshd Foundation
- Tehran Liberation Scholars Institute
- Rural Entrepreneurship Development Center – Dynamic Thought (TEKRA)
- Iranian Hemophilia Society
- Lady of the Sun Society – East Azerbaijan Province
- East Azerbaijan Nature Cleaners Society
- Marand Green Life Association
- Azaran Nature Monitoring Association
- Azerbaijan Water Dialogue Forum Association
- Maragheh Association for the Protection of the Environment and Natural Resources
- Iranian Outstanding Young Future‑Builders Association
- House of Environmental Activists and Sustainable Development – East Azerbaijan Province
- Bonab Nature Lovers Association
- Yashil Yol Women’s Association of Tabriz
- Qaradagh Ecotourism Ambassadors Association
- Azerbaijan Green Believers Association
- Tabriz Water House Environmental Association
- Northwest Iran Environmental Engineers Association
- Sahand Green Dynamics Association
- Omid Cycling Club
- Tabriz Green Thinkers Association
- Tabriz Green Peace Association
- Green‑Minded Farmers Association
- East Azerbaijan Natural Nutrition and Vegetarian Association
- East Azerbaijan Biodiversity Conservation Institute
- Bonab Mission for Environmental Protection Institute
- Tabriz Animal Rescuers Association
- Green Life Companions Institute
- Tabriz Environmental Facilitators Association
- Yashil Shanli Yurd Women of Azerbaijan Association
- Nozhin Green Association – Naqadeh
- Urmia Animal Rights Activists Association
- Yarpagh Society for the Protection of Natural and Living Ecosystems
- Solduz Nature Lovers Association
- Shanli Solduz Association – Naqadeh
- Green Heritage of Future Generations NGO
- Zhinebans of Sorousht Association – Bukan
- True Supporters of Nature Association – Naqadeh
- Ruin‑Sabz Environmental Facilitation Institute – Miandoab
- Pioneers of New Thought Institute
- Urmia Nature and Wildlife Lovers Center
- People’s Association of Tomorrow’s Nature Rescuers
- West Azerbaijan Pulse of the Earth Rescuers Association
- Vienna Facilitators Association
- Environmental Defenders Institute
- Yam Yashil Association – Miandoab
- Maku Tree Planters Association
- Takab Afshar Environmental Lovers Center
- Young Green Heritage of Future Generations NGO
- Wildlife and Aquatic Life Support Center
- Kanibarazan Mokrian Green Ecotourism Center
- Miandoab Center for Thought, Growth, and Sustainable Development
- Clean Soil Association – Salmas
- West Azerbaijan Nature Cleaners Society
- Mahabad Young Green Thinkers Association
- Sar’eyn Nature Helpers Association
- Green Diamond Society – Khalkhal
- Clean City Future Association – Ardabil
- Ardabil Green Nature Watch Association
- Nature Pulse Association
- Arta Environmental Idea‑Driven Pioneers Institute
- Baygan‑e Nature NGO – Namin
- One Life Future‑Builders Association
- Young Nature Helpers Association
- Clean Environment and Healthy Life Institute
- Green Companions Association
- Hematabad Community Helpers Association
- Hopeful Supporters of the Zayandeh‑Rud Association
- Sustainable Turquoise Environmental Guardians Association
- Environmental Supporters Institute of Mobarakeh County (Non‑Profit)
- Green Message Association for the Protection of Natural Resources and the Environment
- Varzaneh Environmental Lovers Association
- Ancient Sphere Sustainable Development Center
- Nature Lovers Association of Fereydunshahr
- Pakuh Nain Environmental Lovers Association
- Environmental Lovers Society (Isfahan Nature Helpers)
- Najafabad Nature Lovers Association
- Blue‑Green Peace with Nature Association of Isfahan
- Anarak Desert Environment and Wildlife Supporters Association
- Batab Melal Specialized Water and Energy Research Center
- Avaye Boom‑e Sarzamin Bird Protection Association
- Pars Green Messengers Association
- Sepahan Young Jihadist NGO
- Gavkhouni Wetland Supporters Association
- National Assembly for the Permanent Restoration of the Zayandeh‑Rud
- Environmental Guardians Association (Akhshijan)
- Khansar Environmental Helpers Association
- Life Pulse Environmental Guardians Association of Falavarjan County
- Abu Zeidabad Environmental Supporters Association
- Adl‑Gostaran Citizens’ Legal Development Institute
- Alborz People’s Association for the Protection of Animals and the Environment
- Hio Sabz Alborz Association
- Society for Combating Environmental Pollution
- Karaj Agricultural and Natural Resources Campus Development Foundation
- Alborz Association of Agricultural, Natural Resources, and Environmental Engineers
- Nature and Environment Servants Association
- Karaj Community Helpers Association
- Taleqan Plain Activists Association
- Simreh Environmental Helpers Association
- Green Helpers Institute
- Darreh Shahr Environmental Protection Association
- Zagros Nature Echo Association
- Siwan Ilam Environmental Lovers Association
- Zagros Environmental Helpers Association
- Karzan Comprehensive Sustainable Development Association
- Zagros Oak Rescuers Association
- Shene‑Pa Zamin Environmental Association – Ilam
- Dehloran Green Vessels Association
- Clean Mountain Protection Institute
- Mothers of Milad Hope Charity Association
- Belief‑Based Community Association
- Green Oak Fragrance Association
- Lian Green Life Association
- Nayband Sustainable Development Institute
- Bushehr Green Earth Environmental Association
- Young Mehrandish Association
- Tangestan Nature‑Thinking and Wildlife Helpers Association
- Deir Green Parvaneh Association
- Bushehr Clean Climate Green Development Association
- Saadabad Nature Lovers Association
- Freedom Homa Release Association
- Animal Rights Watch Center
- Healthy World Association
- Association for the Promotion of Wildlife Protection and Sustainable Management
- Afraz Cultural Association
- Environmental Monitoring Supporters Association (PAMA)
- Green Gates of Pars Environmental Organization
- Reconciliation with Earth Association
- Iranian Association of Green Space and Landscape Specialists
- Pardis Youth Environmental Guardians Association
- Iranian Watershed Management Association
- Earth Supporters Association
- Association for the Promotion of a Culture of Social Responsibility
- Clean Nature Supporters Institute
- Iranian Mountaineers Association
- Youth Earth Guardians Association (Damoon)
- Islamic Women of Iran Institute
- Human and Sustainable Life Organization
- Rural Entrepreneurship Development Center – Dynamic Thought (TEKRA)
- National Assembly of Sustainable Development Companions
- Green Life Empowerment Association (ETAZIS)
- Green Village Mehrandish Association
- Saina Natural Heritage Institute
- Zima Nature Researchers Institute
- Barna Nature Explorers Association
- Earth Cultivators Association
- Mountain Environment Protection Association
- Eco‑Researchers Association
- Pars Herpetological Society
- Iranian Cheetah Society
- Green Volunteers Association
- Forest‑Dwelling Women of Shouliz‑e Gol‑e Sefid Association
- Zagros Life Guardians Non‑Governmental Organization
- Voice of Water and the Zagros Environment Association
- Sarab‑e Qasedakha Association of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari
- Avaye Tabiat Saman‑e Pouya Association
- Ben Environmental Guardians Association
- Borujen Nature Lovers Association
- Green Unity Environmental Association of Farrokhshahr
- Paya Faraboom‑e Iranians Association
- Shahrekord Environmental Lovers Association
- Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Provincial Nature Helpers Association
- Lordegan Environmental Lovers and Helpers Association
- Zagros Ground Jay Supporters Association
- Green World Ambassadors Association
- Green Heritage of Bamdad‑e Ferdows Association
- Sunland Nature Rescuers Association
- Qohestan Nature Supporters Environmental Institute
- Sustainable Earth Echo Association
- Desert Cheetah Echo Institute
- Zirkooh Environmental Supporters Institute
- Qa’enat Animal Protection Association
- Khorasan‑e Razavi House of Water and Energy Synergy
- Pars Biosphere Ambassadors Association
- Zadsar‑e Torishiz Environmental Institute
- Green Life Empowerment Association (ETAZIS) – Khorasan Razavi Branch
- Taravat‑e Bahar Environmental Institute
- Neishabour Nature Echo Association
- Neishabour Animal Lovers Association
- Water, Air, and Earth Watch Association
- Green Breezes Path Association
- Khorasan Water Saviors Society
- Pure Vastness of Nature Association – Khorasan
- North Khorasan Nature Lovers Association
- Kindly Bonds of Atrak Association
- Omidiyeh Green Nature Breeze Association
- Ancient Zagros Biosphere Lovers Association
- Khuzestan Nature and Environment Lovers Association
- Green Plain Watch Association – Khuzestan
- Darastan‑e Alvar Conservation and Restoration Association – Andimeshk
- Qaleh‑Tel Environmental Lovers Association
- Mangasht Environmental Supporters Association
- Hope Crane Miandehroud Association
- Crystal Karun Supporters Association – Shushtar
- Oak & Chamomile Green‑Steppers Institute
- Green Land of Dasht‑e Bozorg Association
- Miandehroud Nature Guardians Society – Dezful
- Heartbeat of Karkheh Environmental Supporters Association
- Mangasht Zagros Forest Protection Association
- Brave Nature Supporters Association
- Mountain Rescuers – Dezful Mountaineering and Forest Protection Association
- Zagros Nature Hope Sprouts Institute
- Karun Nature Echo Lovers Association
- Ramhormoz Nature Lovers Association
- Echo of Earth Association – Jannat‑Makan City
- Behbahan Environmental Guardians Society
- Karun Environment and Nature Supporters Association
- Lali Environmental Lovers Association
- Maroun Ecosystem Kindhearts Association
- Ramhormoz Environmental Cleaners Association
- Khuzestan Nature Revivers Association
- Khuzestan Environmental Experts Association
- Clean Energy Watch Association – Fajr
- Pure Nature Lovers Association – Zangan
- Serurviyan‑e Eshraq Association
- Nature Companions Institute
- Zangan Araman Environment Association
- In Unison with Nature NGO
- Green Land Guardians Association
- Zanjan Nature Smile Association
- Navak Nature Supporters NGO
- Shahroud Nature Watch Society
- Damenkouh Environmental House
- Green Nature Helpers of Semnan Association
- Shahroud Municipal Environmental House
- Koumesh Peace Echo Association
- Garmsar Environmental Lovers Association
- Heartbeat of Nature Institute – Damghan
- Komesh Green‑Steppers Association
- Proud Shahvar‑e Alborz Association
- Green Hamoon Rescuers Association
- Scarlet Kalat Zagros Green Thinkers Association
- Martyr Ahmad Kazemi Revival Group
- Nomads of the Green Land Association
- Pars Biodiversity Guardians Association
- Green Qalat of Arsanjan Association
- Friendship Umbrella Institute
- Environmental Defenders Association of Mount Ashki – Abadeh
- Tire‑e Moslelu Benevolent Thinkers Association
- Everlasting Heritage of Pars‑Boom Association
- Pars Wildlife Supporters Institute
- Sarvestan Natural Resources and Environment Lovers Association
- Estehban People’s Environmental Watch Group
- Bakhtagan Habitat Supporters Association
- Bakhtagan Nature Lovers Association
- Heybat‑lu Sustainable Livelihood Fund Association
- Zarqan Environmental Helpers Association
- Beautiful Iran Environmental Association
- Bakhtagan Enduring Heritage Lovers Association
- Eye of Narcissus Nature Guardians Association
- Fardad‑e Nature Association – Arsanjan
- Zagros Green Lovers Association – Eqlid o Sarhad Region
- Land of Pars Tourists Association
- Savad Green Space Design and Development Institute
- Fars Green‑Steppers of Green Life Association
- Parishan Heritage of Kazeroon Association
- Eqlid Nature Helpers and Cleaners Association
- Avaye Tabiat Lidouma Association
- Wise Nature Thinkers of Zagros Association
- Thirteenth of Farvardin Institute
- Barm‑e Firouz Green Thinkers Center – Sepidan
- Sustainable Restoration Researchers Association – Arid Lands
- Sarchahan Nature Rescue Ambassadors Association
- Sarvestan Environment and Health Preservation Association
- Kamjan International Wetland Revivers Association
- Larestan Environmental Lovers Association
- Clean Earth Breathing Revivers Society
- Zagros Nature Supporters Association – Mamasani
- Green Echo City Supporters Institute
- Back‑Mountain Yellow Deer Support Institute
- Mehr‑e Fasa Animal Protection Association
- Fasa Forest Builders Association
- Nature for Health Association – Kazeroon
- Zagros Heritage Association – Mamasani
- Fars Nature Cleaners Association
- Paqalat Green Spreaders Association
- Environmental Education Facilitators Center
- Abundant Forest Development Institute
- Qazvin Province Nature, Resources, and Heritage Helpers Group (HOMA)
- Untouched Nature Revivers Association
- Gazal Nature and Animal Lovers Supporters Association
- Shohr‑Tash Association
- Qazvin Traditional Orchard Green Movement
- Aveh Environmental Helpers Association
- Alamout‑Yar Environmental Association
- Qazvin Traditional Orchard Lovers Association
- Qazvin Hunting and Nature Lovers Center
- Qazvin City Sustainable Development Campaign Center
- Blue Sky Association
- Fadak Biosphere Expansion Institute
- City Life Development Association
- Qazvin Province Health Partnership House
- Kian Environmental Rehabilitation Association
- Ariayi Sustainable Nature Horizon Association
- Ariayi Desert Green Thinkers of Homeland Association
- Green Homeland Sanctuary Association
- Nature Offering of Our Homeland Association
- Green Chia Association
- Groos Nesar Tulips Association
- Bijar Nature Cleaners Association
- Zhivan‑Niyaz Green Specialists Association
- Pajin Baneh Association
- Chiawa Green Thinkers Specialists Association
- Shene‑Nozhin Kurdistan Association
- Zhenga Parizan Association
- Green Sarab of Qorveh Association
- Parizkouh Environmental Guardians Association
- Green Earth Lovers Society
- Beharad Nature Enhancers Association
- Eghtaa Nature Guardians Association
- Anbarabad Children and Adolescents Cultural Center Environmental House
- Avaye Royesh Aban Association
- Sirjan Nature Helpers Association
- Sirjan Nature Cleaners Association
- Sirjan Animal Protection Association
- Rafsanjan Nature Lovers Group
- Shahr‑Babak Environmental Future‑Thinkers Association
- Mehr Animal Support Association
- Green Stars of Nature Institute
- Parav Green Biosphere Association
- Anehita Sarab Breeze Association
- Bayangan Nature Lovers Association
- Vira Huraman Green Association
- Animal Protection Association
- Kavat Ecotourism Association – Green Jewel of the Zagros
- Bazi‑Deraz Nature Guardians NGO
- Infinite Existence of Kindness Association
- Human and Earth Environment Association
- Pure Earth Messengers of Paveh
- Green Zagros Association
- Dalahoo Oak Nature Lovers Association
- Clean Nature Builders Association
- Anahita Water and Life Association
- Kaniyav Nature Lovers Association
- Green Resonance Spreaders Association
- Sustainable Peace with Nature Association
- Ordibehesht Messengers Association – Kermanshah
- Gachsaran Green Steppers Association
- Tasouj Nature Friends Association
- Hani Animal Protection Association
- Breath of the Earth Revival Association
- Nil‑Kuh Wild Thyme Selection Association
- Reyhana Sanctuary Melody Association
- Nature Environmental Lovers Society
- Zagros Pioneers Association – Dogonbadan
- Mount‑e Noor Lovers Cultural and Environmental Institute
- Dena Nature Sunrise Association
- Qalam‑Kuh Dena Environmental Services Cooperative
- Yas‑e Dasht Institute – Kohgiluyeh
- Dishmuk Nature Lovers Association
- Oak Seed‑Spreading Ambassadors Association
- Golbarg‑e Nejat Royesh Environmental Institute
- Ariobarzan Homeland Environmental Protection Association
- Green Zagros Movement Association
- Green Dena Pioneers Association
- Green Khayiz Movement Association
- Green Life Association – Gachsaran
- Alongside Nature Association
- Bahmaei Zagros Foundation
- Amir Chamran Green Companions Institute
- Maraveh‑Tappeh Clean Thinkers Association
- Basaki Green Steppers Institute – Gonbad‑e Kavus
- Jahan‑Nama Nature Lovers Institute
- Tamisha Green Center
- Farid Youth House
- Golestan Nature House
- Green‑Thinking Benefactors Association
- Caspian Nature Pulse Association
- Women and Youth Environmental Guardians of Gilan Province
- Hezardastan‑e Chaman Environmental Tourism Institute
- Hyrcanian Guardians Cooperative Organization
- Green Beeches of Talesh Association
- Ashkourat Rahimabad Wild Goat Protection Association
- Langarud Environmental Lovers Society
- White Steps of Rain Association
- Balan Green Workers Institute
- Avaye Torang Association – Gilan
- Hyrcanian Green Heritage Association
- Asmanrud Environment and Natural Resources Institute – Rahimabad
- “Our Ideal Land” Environmental NGO
- Siahkal Nature Lovers Environmental Institute
- Nature Cleaners NGO of Gilan Province
- Gilan‑e Pak Eco‑Research Institute
- Gil and Deylam Eco‑Guardians Association
- Diana Hope Sunrise Association
- Women and Youth Environmental Guardians of Gilan
- Young Green Supporters Association
- Golden Paradise Garden Association
- Oshtorankuh Green Thinkers Institute – Dorud
- Gohar‑Rud Rescuers and Supporters Association – Oshtorankuh
- Borujerd Green Environmental Pioneers Association
- Borujerd Mountaineers Association
- Avagasht‑e Sanbaran Association
- Kuhdasht Nature Helpers Association
- Zagros Standard‑Bearers Association
- Green Companions of Lorestan Association
- Kousha‑Sabz Sustainable Pillars Institute (KUPA)
- Zagros Ordibehesht Echo Association
- Human–Existence–Peace Association
- Zagros Bio‑Dynamics Institute
- Farvardin Paradise Association – Delfan
- Women Against Environmental Pollution Society – Tonekabon
- Mazandaran Association for the Protection and Development of Citizens’ Rights
- Mehr‑e Madar Cultural Institute – Ramsar
- Union of Scientific Associations of Natural Resources and Environment of Iran – Mazandaran
- Tabari Green Rain Sunrise Center
- Sustainable Development Lovers Association – Qaemshahr
- Amol Sustainable Development Companions Association
- Mehr‑e Paydar Non‑Governmental Foundation
- Mazandaran Migratory Bird Protection Association
- Damavand Mountain Lovers Association
- Mazandaran Pure Earth Kindhearts Association
- Nature‑Guardians Campaign Youth NGO – Oryal
- Mazandaran Agricultural Environmental Restoration Institute
- Red‑Rud Migratory Swans Environmental Institute
- Kelardasht Environmental Protection Association
- Chalus County Companions Association
- Pure Earth Lovers Association
- Mountain Environment Campaigners and Guardians Association
- Modern Environmental Monitoring Forum
- Mazandaran Association for the Protection and Development of Citizens’ Rights
- Babolsar County Environmental Protection Society
- Green Vision Society
- Babol County Sustainable Development Supporters Association
- Babolsar County Sustainable Development Supporters Society
- Mazand Nature and Health Center
- Savadkuh Environmental and Nature Helpers Association (Malidareh)
- Zaghmarz–Miankaleh Environmental Lovers Association
- Central Eco‑Technologists Association
- Arak Green Thinkers Association
- Sunland Nature Guardians Institute
- Markazi Green Expansion Environmental Institute
- Saveh and Zarandieh Nature Lovers and Guardians
- Green Soul‑Giving Gift Institute
- Avisa Environmental Guides Association
- Kimia‑ye Sabz Markazi Cultural‑Social Institute
- Avisa Nature Pulse Association – Shazand
- Animal Life Rescue Pioneers Association
- Nature Lovers and Guardians Association
- Daryagostar‑e Nemouneh Environmental Protection Institute – Qeshm
- Bandar‑e Khamir Nature Lovers Group
- Hormozgan Environmental Media Association
- Hormozgan Nature Cleaners Association
- Land Design Institute
- Creation Practice and Sustainable Development Institute
- Nature and Life Publishers Institute
- Hormoz Environmental Guardians Association
- Persian Gulf Environmental Activists Institute
- Persiavashan Zagros Association
- Green Club Association
- Mehr‑e Paydar Non‑Governmental Foundation
- Mehrgan Environmental Supporters Association
- Clean Travel Campaigners
- Companions of Beautiful Nature
- Green Oath Society
- Green Endowers Society of Yazd
- Mahan Nature Pioneers Institute – Isatis
- Velayat Supporters NGO
- Thamen NGO
- Baqiatollah NGO
- Imam Hasan Mojtaba (AS) Charity Center
- Nadian‑e Mehr NGO
- House of Angels of Light NGO
- Kariman‑e Mehravid Charity Institute
- Anamis Wellness Campaign Institute
- Green Life Institute for the Support of Unaccompanied Women and Children
- Zangan Development Reflection NGO
- Peyman‑e Mehr Afarini NGO
- Tabarak Cultural Center
- Hami‑ye Aftab NGO
- Martyr Mohsen Hojaji Charity Center
- Voice of God’s Smile Charity Institute
- Savalan Young Innovative Entrepreneurs Institute
- Ansar‑al‑Mahdi NGO
- Sustainable Sphere Facilitators NGO
- Bright Future Research, Education, and Treatment Institute – Hormozgan
- Pure Love Social Work Center
- Pamira Girls NGO
- Mehr‑Ara Canopy of Kindness Charity Institute
- Chaharmahal Elite Talents NGO
- Farsan Nature Companions NGO
- Nasim‑e Omid‑Bakhsh Khoram Zendegi NGO
- Green Generation NGO
- Jannat al‑Mahdi (AJ) Charity
- Successful Family Club Complex – Mashhad
- Hasanat Cultural Complex – Mashhad
- Koodakyar Kurdistan Province
- Mohammad Rasul Allah Youth Charity Institute
- Rasoul Mehr Charity Institute
- Jannat al‑Mahdi (AS) Charity Institute
- Kosar Cultural and Outreach Center
- Asra NGO Charity Institute – Kerman
- Hazrat Ali Asghar Society – Kermanshah
- Center for the Support of Child Laborers NGO – Bam
- Hamdil Shafaq‑e Tabarestan NGO
- Nahal‑e Mehr‑e Omid Institute – Qazvin Province
- Mehrandishan Karamat Omid Institute
- Naji‑ye Omid‑e Mehr Charity Institute
- Daneshgaran Rahaee‑Afrouz Institute
- Koodakyar Social Accelerator
- Iran Koodakyaran People’s Network
- Dastan‑e Bikarān Nikān Charity Institute
- Safiran‑e Omid va Zendegi Institute
- Martyr Seyed Hassan NGO Group
- Monji Yasuj NGO Group
- Shirin Children of Alborz Charity Institute
- Eshteyaq‑e Zendegi Ofoq Charity Institute – Hormozgan
- Tanin‑e Eshgh Naqsh‑e Jahan NGO
- Touba Tabriz Charity Institute
- Nasim‑e Roshd‑Afarin Children and Adolescents Institute