Fishing Ban Fuels Aquatic Comeback in Yangtze Basin
A decade-long fishing ban in the Yangtze River basin on the Chinese mainland boosts aquatic biodiversity, with 36 more native fish species tracked from 2021 to 2024.
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Yangtze River’s 10-Year Fishing Ban Sparks Biodiversity Revival
A decade-long fishing ban in the Yangtze River has led to a significant recovery of its aquatic biological resources, reports Chinese authorities.
China’s Fishing Ban: Protecting South China Sea’s Marine Wealth
China enforces an annual fishing ban in the South China Sea, boosting marine life and countering overfishing. Discover how these efforts balance development and sustainability.
Yellow River Fishing Ban Begins April 1 to Preserve Aquatic Life
Starting April 1, the Yellow River’s annual fishing moratorium aims to protect aquatic biodiversity and curb illegal fishing across nine regions of the Chinese mainland.
Decade-Long Fishing Ban on Yangtze River Launched to Revitalize Mother River
China implements a 10-year fishing ban on the Yangtze River to promote economic growth and restore the river’s vitality.
China Enforces 4-Month Spring Fishing Ban to Protect Aquatic Life
China has initiated a four-month spring fishing ban across major waterways to protect aquatic biodiversity and promote sustainable fisheries until June 30.