China's Ministry of Agriculture releasing sturgeon, mullet, and other national key protected aquatic wildlife

Published Jul 30, 2021

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Chongqing Municipality have released over 50,000 endangered aquatic species into the Wanzhou Three Gorges Reservoir in an effort to boost the biodiversity of the Yangtze River. The release included rare species like the Chinese and Yangtze River sturgeon, mullet, and other local and endemic fish. This initiative is part of a broader conservation effort that includes in-situ and ex-situ conservation, artificial breeding, and educational programs. Additionally, a traveling exhibition titled "Water Spirit-Thematic Touring Exhibition of Aquatic Life of the Yangtze River" has been launched at the Chongqing Natural History Museum to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the Yangtze River's aquatic life.
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On July 30, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Chongqing Municipality jointly organized the Yangtze River's rare and endangered aquatic organisms to proliferate and release activities in the Wanzhou Three Gorges Reservoir, releasing Chinese sturgeon, Yangtze River sturgeon, mullet and other national key protected aquatic wildlife and rare and endemic upper reaches of the Yangtze River There are more than 50,000 fish. The Yangtze River is the region with the richest biodiversity in my country. Affected by various factors, the aquatic biological resources of the Yangtze River have been seriously declining, and the ecological environment of the waters has continued to deteriorate. Rare and endemic species such as Chinese sturgeon, Yangtze River sturgeon, and mullet have not reproduced naturally for many years. Increasingly. In recent years, the provinces and cities along the Yangtze River have vigorously carried out multiplication and release, which has effectively ...
Source: Agri.cn

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