The ax fell on Chitgar's life / 25,000 trees were cut, 7,000 trees in line + film

The cutting of 25,000 trees in the Chitgar forest park and the addition of 7,000 other trees to the cutting list have raised concerns about the future of this forest and the fate of Tehran's green space.

Ambassador Arjan: The cutting of 25,000 trees in the Chitgar Forest Park and the addition of 7,000 other trees to the cutting list have increased concerns about the future of this forest and the fate of Tehran's green spaces.

Chitgarh Forest Park, after years of struggling with water shortages, the spread of pests and criticism of its management, is now facing the cutting of thousands of dead trees and the promise of planting new species for revival.

Meanwhile, the authorities have different narratives about the causes of the crisis and the contribution of different agencies, and the question still remains as to why effective and timely measures were not taken to save the trees before the forest reached such a state.