Morteza Pourmirzai
17 years safeguarding the critically endangered Asiatic Cheetah on the Iranian plateau, fused with two decades of digital architecture, server engineering, and creative code.
Guiding Philosophy
"Conservation without technology moves too slowly; technology without purpose is hollow. Together, they safeguard life on Earth."
Dossier & Mission
Two Worlds, One Vision
I am Morteza Pourmirzai, a wildlife conservation practitioner and founder of Sarvin Wildlife Conservation Institute. My primary dedication is preserving threatened feline species—particularly the Asiatic cheetah—alongside the strategic management and ecological restoration of natural habitats across Iran. Before founding Sarvin, I served as CEO of the Iranian Cheetah Society, spearheading multi-sector initiatives spanning field research, educational advocacy, and ranger support.
Beyond the arid steppe and mountain corridors, I engineer digital infrastructure, optimize high-traffic web systems, configure resilient Linux server clusters, and deploy automated pipelines. I believe transformative nature conservation emerges when rigorous science, ethical human collaboration, and modern software architecture unite.
Timeline
Milestone Chronology
- 2007
Initiated ecological field studies and volunteer conservation initiatives across central Iran.
- 2010s
Directed national educational and public awareness campaigns with the Iranian Cheetah Society.
- 2018
Appointed CEO of the Iranian Cheetah Society; spearheaded large-scale habitat restoration and camera-trap monitoring.
- 2024
Founded Sarvin Wildlife Conservation Institute to pioneer sustainable wildlife stewardship and technology integration.
The Convergence Engine
Conservation & Technology
Two domains that appear distant on the surface, yet amplify each other into tangible impact.
Protecting Threatened Felidae
Safeguarding the last remaining wild Asiatic cheetahs through comprehensive habitat restoration, community ranger co-management, and high-density camera-trap grids.
Sanctuary Telemetry Map
Primary Asiatic Cheetah breeding sanctuary & automated camera-trap network.
Institutions & Leadership
Key Field Achievements
- Secured 5,600 hectares of critical habitat for the Asiatic cheetah
- Pioneered extensive camera-trap monitoring networks across core ranges
- Empowered local pastoralists and trained frontline wildlife rangers
- Forged strategic alliances with IUCN and global feline conservation coalitions
Resilient Systems & Cloud
Architecting automated pipelines, containerized microservices, and bespoke software solutions that empower conservation logistics and modern web enterprises.
Technical Arsenal
Selected Open-Source Architecture
Interactive conservation simulator educating users on cheetah survival dynamics.
Lightweight client-side social media carousel and slide generator.
High-efficiency batch WebP image optimization and conversion CLI.
Global Media
Featured & Quoted
Global journalism and academic institutions covering our conservation discoveries and frontline challenges.
Transmission Deck
Initiate Connection
Available for strategic wildlife conservation advisory, cloud architecture, keynotes, or media engagements.