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Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued the “Notice on Accomplishing the “15th Five-Year Plan” Aquatic Biological Propagation and Release Work, which systematically lays out 11 work measures for the next five years, including overall planning, organization and implementation, supervision and management, and support and guarantee of aquatic biological proliferation and release across the country. The “Notice” clearly states that by 2030, the average number of aquatic organisms released per year will stabilize at around 20 billion tails, the proportion of regional and precious and endangered species released in freshwater species will gradually increase to 15%, the quality and quantity of seedlings supply will be fully guaranteed, full artificial breeding technology for important species will achieve breakthroughs or significant progress, and the level of standardization of mass release activities will gradually increase.
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Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued the “Notice on Accomplishing the “15th Five-Year Plan” Aquatic Biological Propagation and Release Work, which systematically lays out 11 work measures for the next five years, including overall planning, organization and implementation, supervision and management, and support and guarantee of aquatic biological proliferation and release across the country. The “Notice” clearly states that by 2030, the average number of aquatic organisms released per year will stabilize at around 20 billion tails, the proportion of regional and precious and endangered species released in freshwater species will gradually increase to 15%, the quality and quantity of seedlings supply will be fully guaranteed, full artificial breeding technology for important species will achieve breakthroughs or significant progress, and the level of standardization of mass release activities will gradually increase.
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