A country read through life.
Persian Wilds is a digital natural-history and cultural-landscape archive: animals, plants, forests, deserts, wetlands, coasts, water systems, field stories and the material traces people left while adapting to them.



Science is sourced. Artwork is interpretive. The fieldbook stays private.
Enter by world, not by menu.
A species is more useful when you can see the water, stone, altitude, food web and human history around it. Persian Wilds is organised to keep those relationships visible.
Mountain shadow
Leopard, cheetah, onager, deer, bear, wild goat and the mammals between forest and steppe.
02 · FlywaysAir remembers routes
Cranes, pelicans, vultures, ground jays and birds whose annual geography crosses borders.
03 · BotanyAfter the snow
Fritillaries, tulips, irises, resins and endemic-rich genera written into altitude and season.
04 · LandscapeForest to salt water
Hyrcanian canopy, Zagros oak, alpine scree, salt basin, Lut yardangs and Gulf mangroves.
05 · WaterThe river beneath the desert
Qanats, gardens and hydraulic systems show ecology and infrastructure as one history.
06 · Deep timeMaterial memory
Ancient forests, Bronze Age cities, carved stone and designed landscapes without turning history into decoration.

The forest that survived the ice.
The southern Caspian forests preserve a vegetation history tens of millions of years deep. Their story is not simply “old trees”: it is refuge, glaciation, re-expansion and the survival of a relict broadleaf world.
A tree can be a record of climate history.
Look longer.
The artwork is interpretive, not documentary. It exists to make attention slower while the source trail remains separate and explicit.



So much to read. A clear way in.
Choose a question instead of scrolling an endless feed.

The archive can leave the screen.
Selected Persian Wilds plates are now prepared as a coherent print-on-demand collection: one 10 × 8 inch matte format, full artwork visible, and a deliberate white gallery border around every image.
£48 per print · UK standard delivery included · produced on demand after purchase.
Keep what catches your eye.
Save archive records and write private notes without accounts, feeds, likes or public profiles. The fieldbook lives in your browser.
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