Dr. Mohammad Reza Shokri is a marine ecologist specializing in coral reef ecology and conservation in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. With over 25 years of research experience, he has authored numerous scientific publications and led key projects on coral reef health, biodiversity, and environmental impact assessments, focusing on sustainable marine resource management in Iran.
Dr. Keivan Kabiri is an expert in coastal and marine remote sensing, with a focus on habitat mapping, mangrove afforestation, and satellite-derived bathymetry. He has extensive experience in integrating field measurements, drone data, and satellite imagery for environmental research. He is currently advancing methods for blue carbon assessment and thermal stress prediction in marine ecosystems.
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Coral Reefs of Iran
Mohammad Reza Shokri
The marine ecosystems of Iran, particularly its coral reefs, boast remarkable biodiversity and immense ecological value. This pioneering book, "Iran's Coral Reefs: Biodiversity and Distribution in Extreme Environments," stands as the first exhaustive reference dedicated to the hard corals of Iran in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. Despite being less explored compared to other regions, these coral reefs provide vital habitats, shield coastlines from erosion, and sustain local...
