Signage of Qaleh Bala Alley Names Becomes Symbolic

According to Mirath Aria, Seyyed Mohammad Sadegh Razavian said: With the aim of environmental identity-giving and promoting the culture of nature conservation, the construction and installation of new alley name signs were carried out in the tourism target village of Qaleh Bala. The head of the Department of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts of Shahroud County added: These signs, on which the names of the alleys are inscribed, have been designed with motifs of the Pander's finch, an endemic species of the region, and the Asiatic cheetah, two prominent species of Turan National Park. He stated: The use of the motifs of these two valuable species on the village signs indicates the attention and commitment of the residents of Qaleh Bala to the conservation of wildlife and the ecosystem of the region. Razavian expressed: Qaleh Bala village, known as the "Wildlife-Friendly Village," is always striving to preserve the nature and unique species of Turan National Park with the active participation of its residents. The head of the Department of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts of Shahroud County noted: The implementation of this plan is another step towards enhancing the visual beauty of the village and reminding people of the importance of peaceful coexistence between humans and nature.