The Journal of Natural Environmental Hazards published by the University of Sistan and Baluchestan, with Dr. Samad Fotohi as Managing Director, Dr. Mahmood Khosravi as Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Masoud Saeedi as Executive Manager, and Mrs. Marzieh Daraei as Specialist, has been published in collaboration with the Iranian Geomorphology Association since 2012 (1391 SH). The journal's primary mission is to enhance scientific knowledge and promote interdisciplinary research in the fields of environmental hazards, climate change, and resilience. Focusing on the geographical context of Iran and other regions worldwide, the journal seeks to expand the frontiers of knowledge in natural hazards and their integrated management. Leveraging advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), "Natural Environmental Hazards" pursues the provision of innovative solutions for monitoring, predicting, and mitigating environmental hazards. The journal provides a platform for the exchange of perspectives and evidence-based solutions among researchers, policymakers, and specialists, and is committed to strengthening sustainable development and enhancing community resilience against climatic, geomorphological, and environmental hazards. Adhering to a regular publication schedule and maintaining quality standards, the journal is indexed in reputable international databases including AGRIS, DOAJ, EBSCO, and other specialized indexes. Furthermore, Journal of Natural Environmental Hazards as one of the prominent journals of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan, is on the agenda for indexing in the Scopus database and, based on evaluations by the ISC (Islamic World Science Citation Center), is ranked within the First Quartile (Q1) of journals. The Public Relations Department of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan sincerely congratulates the preservation of this valuable scientific and research achievement to the esteemed editorial board members of the journal, the respected colleagues of the Faculty of Geography and Environmental Planning, and the managers of the University's Vice-Presidency for Research and Technology, and wishes them ever-increasing success from the Almighty.