"cherish Tidal Fish Le Keelung" Tidal Conservation area celebrates the anniversary of protecting the ocean

"cherish Tidal Fish Le Keelung" Tidal Conservation area celebrates the anniversary of protecting the ocean

"cherish Tidal Fish Le Keelung" Tidal Conservation area Anniversary Celebration and parent-Child Fish Fry release activities, linking up with Taiwan Ryukyu International Sailing Race, more than 60 boats of various types went to the waters near Keelung Island to release 100000 fish fry. On the morning of the 14th, they reunited at the Seaview Plaza of Bisha fishing Port. Mayor Lin Youchang encouraged partners from all walks of life to make efforts. He said on the spot that he would personally dive in June and go to the tide conservation area to see the current situation of restoration.

Mayor Lin Youchang first personally awarded the flag to the Ocean Patrol to declare his determination to protect the sea. Before the event was carefully arranged, Mayor Lin Youchang and the people involved in the release of fish fry lined up together to celebrate the first anniversary of the tidal conservation zone. An important moment was recorded by an aerial camera, followed by a trip to the Taiwan-Ryukyu International Sailing Race to honk and set sail.

Mayor Lin Youchang pointed out that Keelung took the lead in setting up a tidal zone in cooperation with fishing associations and fishermen. In a short period of one year, we saw that the self-healing and restoration energy of the ocean was very large. Not only did we see the precious marine life that we had not seen for a long time return to the tidal bay, but also through conservationists and divers, the local subsurface ecological and marine resources became more abundant.

The production and Development Office said that this year's fry release activities, which coincide with the anniversary celebrations and Mother's Day activities in tidal conservation areas, are even more meaningful. Parent-child groups and industries, officials and schools from all over the world are invited to board 34 vessels, such as recreational fishing boats and yachts, as well as joint sailing races. 27 sailing vessels from Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and other ships jointly released fish fry to the waters near Keelung Island. A total of about 100000 yellowfin bream and carp fry are expected to be released. It is hoped that through the release operation, the depleted marine aquatic resources will gradually come back to life, establish a national concept of marine conservation, and make marine resources sustainable and sustainable.

▲ "cherish Tidal Fish Le Keelung" Tidal Conservation area celebrates the anniversary of protecting the ocean

▲ "cherish Tidal Fish Le Keelung" Tidal Conservation area celebrates the anniversary of protecting the ocean