Exciting news from the Chinese mainland! The iconic Yangtze River basin is riding a wave of rejuvenation after a 10-year fishing ban. Conservation efforts are showing great results, with recent monitoring from 2021 to 2024 revealing 344 native fish species – an increase of 36 species compared to the period before the ban.
Details shared at a meeting held in central China's Hubei Province by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs highlight how sustainable practices are breathing new life into this legendary waterway. This uplifting trend reminds us that protecting our natural habitats can lead to a vibrant ecosystem for future generations. Dive in and celebrate this environmental win! 🐟🌿
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China's iconic Yangtze River basin sees improving aquatic biodiversity
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