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Kamchatka crab catching is banned in the Primorsky Territory of Russia

Anastasia Shilyaeva

Published Jun 20, 2021

Stocks of blue and Kamchatka crabs in the Primorsky Territory of Russia are being depleted. To restore stocks of aquatic biological resources, the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation has prohibited the catching of blue and Kamchatka crabs in the Primorye subarea from June 20, 2021 to December 31, 2022. Crab fishing will be permitted for research and control purposes only.

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