Unique restoration of sturgeon stocks in the Sea of Azov: Russian sturgeon is afloat again

Published 2024년 12월 2일

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The article highlights a significant surge in the population of Russian sturgeon and stellate sturgeon in the Sea of Azov over the past 3-5 years, as reported by the Azov-Black Sea branch of VNIRO. This increase is attributed to the change in the legal status of the sea to internal waters of Russia, which has permitted the implementation of scientific recommendations for sturgeon stock restoration. Factors contributing to this trend include increased protection of aquatic bioresources and the release of millions of young sturgeons annually. In 2024, the release reached 12.4 million specimens.
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In the last 3-5 years, specialists from the Azov-Black Sea branch of VNIRO have noted a noticeable increase in the number of Russian sturgeon and stellate sturgeon, which are often found in fixed nets in the coastal zone of the sea. Not only is the total number of sturgeons increasing, but also the diversity in their size and age composition, as well as the presence of beluga in the catches. The change in the legal status of the Sea of Azov to internal waters of the Russian Federation has opened up new opportunities for the implementation of scientific recommendations for the restoration of sturgeon stocks. This has created conditions for increasing the commercial stocks of these valuable fish. These successes are associated with increased protection of aquatic bioresources in the Sea of Azov and an increase in the release of ...
Source: Fishretail

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