The aquatic life in the Yangtze River is showing promising signs of recovery following the implementation of a fishing ban. According to a communique released on Monday by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the Ministry of Water Resources, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, and the Ministry of Transport, the river’s aquatic biological resources have exhibited a positive recovery trend.
The ten-year fishing ban was introduced to protect and restore the delicate ecosystem of the Yangtze River. Since its enforcement, there has been a noticeable improvement in biodiversity, signaling a hopeful future for one of Asia’s most significant waterways.
The joint communique highlights the early successes of the ban, emphasizing the importance of continued efforts to preserve the river’s rich aquatic life. The ministries called on all stakeholders to support initiatives aimed at ensuring the long-term health and sustainability of the Yangtze River’s ecosystem.
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