Releasing 4 million baby perch in the rivers and wetlands of Gilan, Iran

Published Sep 30, 2023

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The Center for the Restoration and Protection of the Genetic Reserves of Perch and Sturgeons in the Caspian Sea has been operating since 1964 to produce various types of fish and release millions of juvenile fish in rivers leading to the Caspian watershed. The center is located in the village of Tanabandan Siahkol and plans to increase its capabilities through the implementation of semi-closed systems. The center aims to preserve aquatic resources of the Caspian Sea and has released millions of baby perch fish and produced 60 million white fish fingerlings, with plans for further expansion in the future.
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In an interview with Isna, Kurosh Khalili said: The Center for the Restoration and Protection of the Genetic Reserves of Perch and Sturgeons at Risk in the Caspian Sea "Shadrovan Yousefpour Siahkol" has been operating since 1964 to produce various types of white fish, perch and sturgeon in an area of 270 Hectares and every year millions of juvenile fish are released in the rivers leading to the Caspian watershed in the province. He clarified: This center is located in the village of Tanabandan Siahkol in the east of Gilan, and in order to increase the capabilities of the development center, the required structures based on the equipment and mechanization of the facilities for optimal exploitation and improvement of water quality under the title of semi-closed systems to maintain and improve biological power The existing generators are planned and implemented as a project on the agenda of the Siahkal Center. The Director General of Fisheries of Gilan province said about the ...
Source: Isna

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