Ninh Binh province in the Red River Delta region has all three ecological zones (mountains, plains, and coastal areas), so it has created many advantages to develop a comprehensive fisheries industry such as: Aquaculture, exploitation, processing and product consumption services.
Ceremony before releasing about 35,000 Vietnamese carp into Hoang Long River (Duc Long commune, Nho Quan district). Photo: HNQ
It is known that the protection of aquatic resources is always concerned by Ninh Binh province and implemented synchronously, thereby associated with protecting the marine, river and lake environment and regenerating aquatic resources.
Evidence from 2021-2023, Ninh Binh province authorities have organized 53 inspection trips on 542 fishing vessels; Detected and handled 83 cases of violation and electric pulse fishing means, fined nearly 250 million VND.
Using electric pulse fishing equipment will be strictly handled. Photo: VT
In addition, the organization released 1.4 million fish of all kinds into the natural waters of Ninh Binh province. Thanks to that, aquatic resources have shown positive signs of recovery. The density of aquatic species increases, balancing the ecosystem.
During the release of fish fingerlings to regenerate aquatic resources in 2024, there were leaders of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Ninh Binh province, the Executive Board of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha of the province, and leaders of the People’s Committee of Nho Quan district; officials and people of Duc Long commune.
Delegates directly released Vietnamese carp into the Hoang Long River in Ninh Binh. Photo: HNQ
Delegates released about 35,000 Vietnamese carp in the Hoang Long river basin in Duc Long commune, Nho Quan district. This is a traditional fish, adapted to the natural conditions of the river, and can grow and reproduce well to supplement natural fish resources.
The fish seed release program is a practical activity to propagate to the community not to exploit destructive fisheries; Launch and arouse a movement of all people to participate in protecting, regenerating and restoring aquatic resources, contributing to protecting the environment and biodiversity.
