The «Wildlife Pictures Institute» was founded in 2004 by Fathollah Amiri with the motto Enjoy and Protect. As an independent, non-governmental organization, the institute has focused on producing specialized documentary films about Iran’s wildlife, aiming to build a bridge between awareness, beauty, and environmental responsibility.

The institute’s productions, grounded in strong artistic and scientific quality, have attracted a wide range of Iranian and international audiences. They have also had a tangible impact on the perspectives of local communities in protected areas, which are home to remarkable species such as the Asiatic cheetah, the Persian leopard, the Spider-tailed horned viper — a rare and newly discovered species — the Houbara bustard, the Great bustard, and many other exceptional creatures of this land.