60 Kilometers of Patrol, Cleaning up 8 Illegal Cage Nets on International Day for Biological Diversity | CBCGDF Wetland Conservation Area in Suihua

On May 22nd, the International Day for Biological Diversity, and also the seventh day of the Fishing Ban Season in Heilongjiang Province, a volunteer team from Suihua Wetland Conservation Area of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) patrolled rivers in Xinhua Township, Beilin District, and Xintou Village, Wangkui County. This patrol covered a total of 60 kilometers, with about 5 kilometers of hiking along the river. Six cage nets and two fishing coat nets were cleared down the river.

 




The cage nets cleared were about 30 meters long. The volunteers found that many of the fish captured by the nets carried a large amount of fish eggs, but unfortunately, most of them died.

 




Volunteers have discovered a sewage discharge outlet in Dongfu Town. Although there is information sign about the sewage discharge outlet not far away, the sewage had obviously not been treated. The volunteers contacted the provincial and municipal environmental protection departments, who immediately went to the site and conducted an investigation. We shall follow the result of further investigation.

 

Original Chinese Article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/EDuiDuPLdBYRMB49aicTXw

Translator: Sara

Checked by Daisy

Editor: Sara

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