Naqi Mirzakimi, head of the Damavand Environmeal Protection Agency, announced the exit of beekeepers and tribes from Lake Tar area, referring to the end of the summer and the arrival of the cold.
She said.
Given the end of the beekeeping and grazing deadlines on September 5 and the Governor’s Crisis Staff’s emphasis on preveing the eves of previous years, tourists eer the area without a license to maiain wildlife in the census season.
Mirza Karimi coinued:
Due to the drought conditions and the decline in vegetation in the area, any grazing of the livestock will face legal after the deadline of the licenses, and the Lake Tar’s environme will be active uil the full blocking of access roads.
In the end, he appreciated the cooperation of tourists:
This year, tourists have played an importa role in waste manageme by adhering to environmeal tips, transporting their waste out of the area and using municipal waste bins, as well as restricting the car traffic on the outskirts of the lake led to cleanliness and relaxation for the whole, goat, rams and ewes in habitat.
