Three major measures to speed up the development of modern fishery

Yu Kangzhen, vice minister of agriculture, said a few days ago that the decline of fishery resources and environmental pollution in China are very serious, and the ability of scientific and technological progress and innovation needs to be improved. There is an urgent need to change the mode of development and speed up the development of modern fisheries.

A few days ago, Yu Kangzhen said at a rotation training class for directors of major counties in agriculture, animal husbandry and fishery that in order to change the mode of fishery development, it is necessary to focus on "three governance,"two turns," and "one conservation."

First, we should do a good job in controlling nets, ships, and illegal fishing. We will resolutely and thoroughly eliminate prohibited fishing gear such as "isolated nets", speed up the establishment of a system for access to fishing gear, resolutely crack down on the "three noes" of fishing vessels involved in fishing, severely crack down on trapping vessels and illegal shipbuilding, and reduce the intensity of offshore fishing. effectively prevent, control and deal with illegal and illegal acts such as excessive fishing by poaching and cross-border fishing in neighboring countries.

The second is to promote the conversion of fishermen to production and fishery. It is necessary to promote the completion of the project for fishermen to live ashore on schedule, create conditions for fishermen to reduce ship production and protect resources and environment, vigorously adjust product structure, actively develop ecological and healthy aquaculture, and vigorously raise the level of scientific and technological innovation and application. Improve the quality and safety level of aquatic products.

It is necessary to adhere to and constantly improve the fishing ban system, continue to organize and implement multiplication and release, create national marine pasture demonstration areas, strengthen the construction and management of aquatic biological reserves, and comprehensively raise the level of conservation and management of fishery resources.

It is reported that a total of 100 fishery directors and some cadres of the Ministry of Agriculture from 18 provinces (autonomous regions and cities) coastal fishery counties and inland fishery counties with border waters participated in the training course.