建设美丽海洋！五年间，烟台增殖放流各类水产苗种超80亿单位

Group 1: Marine Ecological Development - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, over 8 billion units of various aquatic seedlings were released to enhance marine ecological environment, aiming for clear waters and green shores [1] - The implementation of the first national regulation on marine discharge management has led to over 90% of nearshore water quality being rated as good, with efforts to establish two national "Beautiful Bays" [1] - Successful restoration projects have been initiated, including the management of approximately 5,500 hectares of invasive species [1] Group 2: Marine Carbon Sink Initiatives - The introduction of the first "seagrass bed and seaweed carbon credit loan" in the country and the first "marine ranch IoT loan" in the province marks a significant step in marine carbon sink construction [2] - The establishment of the world's first international zero-carbon island cooperation organization and the hosting of the COP29 initiative highlights Yantai's commitment to global low-carbon development [2] Group 3: Marine Management and Safety - The city has strengthened marine resource management, with a focus on ensuring marine area rights and approvals for 33 projects covering approximately 3,600 hectares, leading the province in both quantity and area [2] - A total of 36 specialized marine financial institutions have been established, supporting the development of blue finance in the region [2] - Initiatives for marine safety have been implemented, including the installation of Beidou terminals on over 13,000 fishing vessels to enhance safety in fishing operations [2] Group 4: Marine Monitoring and Forecasting - The city has improved its marine monitoring and forecasting capabilities, completing a comprehensive marine disaster risk survey and creating systematic reports for ecological warnings and disaster assessments [3] - The launch of the first "Beautiful Island" marine forecasting service product and the establishment of multiple channels for continuous marine warning information dissemination enhance public access to marine forecasts [3]