Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province, all-out efforts to restore inland fishery resources

게시됨 2025년 8월 11일

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[Reporter Lee Woo-jung, Korea Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper] Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province is currently making a concerted effort to restore the inland aquatic resources in the province, which have sharply declined due to environmental changes and the nesting of common loons. Starting from Hongcheon County on the 7th and continuing until the 13th, the province will release a total of 300,000 juvenile large-scale goby fish (over 5 cm in length) in the waters of Inje, Cheorwon, Yeongwol, and Wonju, five cities and counties where fishing activities are active. The large-scale goby, a representative native species in Korea, is also known as geungchi and geungcheongyi, and is popular for its chewy texture and savory flavor in spicy soup, making it one of the main income species for fishermen. However, recent climate changes and the large-scale predation of freshwater fish by

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Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province is making a concerted effort to restore the freshwater aquatic resources in the region, which have sharply declined due to environmental changes and the nesting of great cormorants. Starting from Hongcheon County on the 7th and continuing until the 13th, the province will release a total of 300,000 juvenile largemouth bass (over 5 cm in length) in the waters of Inje, Cheorwon, Yeongwol, and Wonju, where fishing activities are active. The largemouth bass is a representative native species in Korea, known as geungchi or geungcheni, and is popular for its chewy texture and savory taste in spicy soup, making it one of the main income sources for fishermen. However, due to recent climate changes and the nesting of great cormorants, which prey on large quantities of freshwater fish, the population has rapidly decreased, causing great concern among fishermen, making the recovery of this species urgent. In response, the Gangwon Special ...

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