20 thousand sea bass hatched in Datça, Turkey

Published 2021년 6월 30일

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The Datça Fisheries Cooperative in Muğla, Turkey, has released 20,000 sea bass cubs into the sea as part of a ceremony following a general assembly. The release is aimed at boosting marine biodiversity and combating the impact of human activities and climate change. The Cooperative's President, Akif Fidan, announced a new government initiative to support puffer fishing, with a commitment to pay 15 million TL to coastal fishermen over three years. The initiative aims to address the threat posed by invasive fish species and support aquatic biodiversity. The plan also includes a payment of 5 TL per person and 50 cents for up to 500,000 puffer fish annually to encourage the hunting of these species.

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- 20 thousand sea bass cubs met with the sea in Datça MUĞLA - After the general assembly of the Fisheries Cooperative in the Datça district of Muğla, 20 thousand sea bass were brought to the sea. Akif Fidan, the current president of the Datça Fisheries Cooperative General Assembly, reassured him. With the ceremony held after the general assembly, 20 thousand sea bass were released into the sea. Muğla Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director Barış Saylak, who started his speech by wishing Akif Fidan, who was re-elected as the chairman in the General Assembly, success in the new term, said, "We have sworn to be next to all producer union cooperatives 24/7. We will continue to do what is necessary. All kinds of natural resources, seas, waters, lands have succumbed to the greed of human beings. Nature never leaves it empty, it will definitely take its revenge. At the point reached today, from the Covid-19 pandemic to the negativities caused by global climate changes, ...

Source: Sondakika