The CCG departments at all levels handled over 100 cases related to illegal fishing and over 50 cases related to illegal trade of marine products.
The Rise of Illegal Sea Sand Mining
The China Coast Guard (CCG) has been actively involved in combating illegal sea sand mining, a growing concern in the country’s coastal regions. The CCG departments at all levels have been handling a significant number of cases related to this issue, with over 250 cases reported throughout 2024.
The Impact of Illegal Sea Sand Mining
The operation was carried out by a team of 15 people, including the company’s CEO and several employees.
The Investigation and Interception
The investigation into the illegal sea sand mining operation was carried out by local CCG departments in Pingtan and Fuzhou. The departments worked together to intercept six vessels allegedly engaged in the illicit activity.
The vessel was detained and the crew was questioned.
The Discovery of the Seahorses
The discovery of the wild seahorses on the fishing vessel was a significant find, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement of marine conservation laws.
The campaign focused on the protection of marine life, including endangered species such as the dugong and the humpback whale. The CCG also continued to monitor and enforce compliance with the Marine Conservation Act, which regulates the use of marine resources and aims to prevent overfishing and habitat destruction.
The CCG’s Blue Sea Campaign: A Comprehensive Approach to Marine Conservation
The CCG’s Blue Sea campaign is a multifaceted initiative that encompasses various aspects of marine conservation.
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