Spring stocking of reservoirs has begun in Ukraine

게시됨 2024년 4월 5일

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Ukraine is making strides in aquaculture and fish population restoration despite the ongoing war with Russia. In Poltava Oblast, 26,000 juvenile fish were stocked to rejuvenate fish populations, supported by the State Fisheries Agency and various organizations. The country has also seen a 4.3% increase in aquaculture products in 2023, with carp being the most cultivated species. Efforts to combat illegal fishing and align with EU markets are in progress, alongside legislative support. Additionally, the use of artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the monitoring of coastal fish populations, reducing the need for direct human intervention. With nearly 4,000 business entities involved in aquaculture in 2022, producing over 14.6 thousand tons of aquatic bioresources, Ukraine's commitment to its aquatic biodiversity and aquaculture industry is evident, even as it faces the challenges of war.

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원본 콘텐츠

Despite Russia's war against Ukraine, the state is contributing to the future of the fishing industry by restoring fish populations in reservoirs. This is reported in the Committee on Agrarian and Land Policy. According to the State Fisheries Agency, comfortable weather conditions, rising water temperature and sufficient oxygen content in it created favorable conditions for the start of stocking in water bodies. Work on replenishing reservoirs with new generations of valuable fish species has begun, in particular, in Poltava Oblast. Thus, with the support of Poltava OVA, 26,000 specimens of juvenile fish have already been stocked in the Kamian Reservoir within the Kremenchug district: 22,900 specimens of crucian carp, 3,700 specimens of carp with a total weight of almost 5 tons. Another 3.6 thousand specimens of carp and almost 1 thousand specimens of white carp with a total weight of 810 kg settled in the Dry Kagamlyk River. The stocking was carried out by the Scientific Center ...

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