Barbod Safaei Mahroo

Msc. Biodiversity & Bsc Herbal Products
Pars Herpetologists Institute (P.H.I) · Ecology , Biology , Herpetology

Barbod Safaei Mahroo is An Iranian ecologist working on the Mesopotamian Soft shell turtle with her wife and their team. His favorite subject is salamanders. As an ecologist and member of Pars Herpetologists Institute, he is trying to identify factors that threat reptiles and amphibians in Iran .

Research interests

  • Interests
    Biology Education

Research experience

  • Teaching: EUPHRATES SOFTSHELL TURTLE
  • Teaching: RAFETUS EUPHRATICUS) CONSERVATION THROUGH EDUCATION AND AWARENESS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN KHUZESTAN PROVINCE OF IRAN (FORATI TURTLE
  • Mar 2011
    Research: Amphibians of Iran ( Hand book )
    Pars Herpetologists Institute · Amphibians · Pars Herpetologists Institute
    P.H.I , pars
    Amphibians , Frogs , Salamander , Toad , Newt
  • Mar 2010
    Research: Conservation of Biodiversity in the Central Zagros Conservation Landscape Conservation Zone
    Pars Herpetologists Institute · Herpetology · Pars Herpetologists Institute
    P.H.I , pars
    Hanyeh Ghaffari , Barbod Safaei Mahroo, Omid Mozaffari , Hadi Fahimi , Kamran Kamali , Lizard , Reptiles , Amphibians , Snake , Frog
  • Dec 2009
    Research: Home Projects Print EUPHRATES SOFTSHELL TURTLE, (RAFETUS EUPHRATICUS) CONSERVATION THROUGH EDUCATION AND AWARENESS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN KHUZESTAN PROVINCE OF IRAN (FORATI TURTLE)
    P.H.I , pars · Herpetology · P.H.I , pars
    Pars Herpetologists Institute · Dezful
    Hanyeh Ghaffari , Barbod Safaee mahroo, Euphrates , Softshell , Turtle
  • Mar 2009
    Research: Atlas For Raptiles of Iran
    Pars Herpetologists Institute · Herpetology · Pars Herpetologists Institute
    P.H.I , pars
    Hanyeh Ghaffari , Barbod Safaei mahroo, Omid Mozaffari , Hadi Fahimi , Kamran Kamali

Other

  • Languages
    Farsi, English
  • Other Interests
    Zoology in the Middle East

    Russian Journal of Herpetology, New Record of Plateau Snake Skink, Ophiomorus nuchalis (SQUAMATA: SCINCIDAE), From Iran

    Conservation Status of the Euphrates Softshell Turtle, Rafetus euphraticus, in Iran, Lizards of Iran (Contributions to Herpetology) , Steven C. Anderson
    Snakes of Iran , Mahmoud Latifi
    Handbook to Middle East Amphibians and Reptiles , Alan E. Leviton, Steven C. Anderson ; Kraig Adler , Sherman A. Minton, , " Chairman of Pars Herpetologists Institute "

Publications

  • The study of relative abundance of Reptiles in major habitats of Central Zagros

    Kamran Kamali, Omid Mozafari, Barbod Safaei Mahroo, Hanyeh Ghafari

    The First National Seminar on Threats to Biodiversity Lose in the Central Zagros, Isfahan, Iran; 01/2011

    The study of priorities of habitat selection, based on a variety of reptile species, and identification of important areas is of importance in order to protect these species within Central Zagros Study Area, because ignoring this point in selection, protection and management of the habitats and negl... [more] The study of priorities of habitat selection, based on a variety of reptile species, and identification of important areas is of importance in order to protect these species within Central Zagros Study Area, because ignoring this point in selection, protection and management of the habitats and neglecting reptiles within Central Zagros –which occupies one fourth of the country- results in rational selection of areas with identical habitat conditions (generally forests). As a result, the habitats of many reptiles, some of which are endemic to those areas are not protected which in the long term leads to elimination of some species. Zagros reptiles were studied within four provinces covering Central Zagros Area from April to Dec 2010, and 12 families, 30 genera and 37 species were identified during 88 field days. The study method was in the form of identification and counting along some linear transects. According to the results, reptiles of Central Zagros prefer rocky mountainous habitats, hills, plains, man-made habitats, forested mountains and aquatic habitats. In other words, the reptiles diversity is higher in rocky mountains and also hills.
  • NEW RECORD OF PLATEAU SNAKE SKINK, Ophiomorus nuchalis

    Omid Mozaffari, Hanyeh Ghaffari, Kamran Kamali, Barbod Safaei

    Russian Journal of Herpetology. 01/2011;

    Four specimens of Ophiomorus nuchalis (Plateau Snake Skink) were collected from the northern edge of Kavir Protected Region on April 25, 2009, this is the 4th record for this skink from Iran and the first record from some place other than the type locality. The habitat of this skink in this locality... [more] Four specimens of Ophiomorus nuchalis (Plateau Snake Skink) were collected from the northern edge of Kavir Protected Region on April 25, 2009, this is the 4th record for this skink from Iran and the first record from some place other than the type locality. The habitat of this skink in this locality is totally different from its habitat in the type locality. Information on habitat, color pattern, size, diet and sexual dimorphism is given.
  • Investigation of Reptiles Fauna in Central Zagros in order to identify important Habitats

    Hanyeh Ghafari, Kamran Kamali, Omid Mozafari, Barbod Safaei Mahroo

    The First National Seminar on Threats to Biodiversity Lose in the Central Zagros, Isfahan, Iran; 01/2011

    Reptiles in the four provinces of Central Zagros range from April to December 2010 were studied and 37 species were identified. Study includes identify and count reptiles in linear transects. In Isfahan province; Dena Protected Area, Semirom and Khafr and Sivar villages were evaluated. In this provi... [more] Reptiles in the four provinces of Central Zagros range from April to December 2010 were studied and 37 species were identified. Study includes identify and count reptiles in linear transects. In Isfahan province; Dena Protected Area, Semirom and Khafr and Sivar villages were evaluated. In this province, six families, eleven genera and twelve species were identified. In Charmahal and Bakhtiari: Tangsayad national park and protected area, Helen and Sabzkuh protected areas, Sharekord, Ardal, Lordegan, Broojen cities, Heydarabad and Gelsefid villages were evaluated. The results showed reptiles of the studied areas in this province includes a total of ten families, twenty genera and twenty four species. In Kohgiluye and Boyerahmad province; Dena and Eastern Dena protected areas, Dehbaraftab and Dashteraz villages were studied. The results showed a total of reptiles in this section include ten families, twenty one genera and twenty five species. In Fars province; Margoon and Tangbostanak protected areas and Jiderzar village was investigated. The results showed that the studied areas in this province including nine families, eighteen genera and twenty species. The results also showed that foothills parts of Doroudzan Lake to northern part of Kamfiruz in Fars province and from the East Dashteraz Village to the southern border of Dena protected area in Kohgiluye and Boyerahmad province have highest reptile’s species diversity.

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