Bulgaria: The rivers in the area of the Simitli, Kresna, Katuntsi, and Strumyani forest farms were stocked with trout
Published 2023년 6월 16일
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A total of 15,000 Balkan trout have been relocated to rivers in the Simitli, Kresna, Katuntsi and Strumyani forest farms as part of a conservation initiative. The stocking, which involves over 100,000 fish, is being executed across 22 farms in southwestern Bulgaria by Toshkov Chark Trout Farm. The Balkan trout, a species of particular value and risk of extinction, is being reintroduced to suitable rivers annually.
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15,000 fish have already been resettled in the rivers in the area of the Simitli, Kresna, Katuntsi and Strumyani forest farms. The stocking material was supplied by Toshkov Chark Trout Farm. The campaign for stocking the upper courses of the rivers with Balkan trout takes place in the period 15.06.-20.06.2023. The stocking will take place on the territory of 22 farms, and after its completion, more than 100,000 fish are expected to enrich the rivers of Southwestern Bulgaria. The Balkan trout (Salmo trutta fario) is the most valuable and the fastest ...
Source: Sinor
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