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上塘河最新监测结果出炉 鱼类家族“人丁兴旺”
Hang Zhou Ri Bao· 2025-09-23 02:05
"6月的数据让人振奋!"岸边,杭州市综合行政执法局(市城市管理局)水设施河道中心的水生生 态监测团队指着记录表感叹道,"浙工大东新关桥断面、半山桥断面共监测到鱼类21种,两个断面单次 采样总量达162尾、总重量超15公斤……这在过去,是难以想象的!" 持续坚守 从单一监测到全面开花 上塘河 清晨,阳光倾泻在上塘河河面,几尾鲢鱼破水而出,银白的脊背在晨光中划出几道晶莹的弧线,又 倏地没入粼粼波光里。 同时,数据显示,鱼类群落个体数量和生物量增加,两个断面采集的渔获物总重达15.62公斤,较 2023年的5.30公斤增长近2倍;渔获物个体数从92尾上升至162尾。不仅如此,多样性指数保持高位, Shannon-Wiener(香农-威纳)多样性指数平均值达2.63,显著高于2023年的1.74,表明物种分布更均 衡、群落结构趋于稳定。 河道监管部门介绍,今年上半年的监测结果显示,市区多个河道的鱼类食性结构日趋完善,涵盖肉 食性、杂食性、滤食性和碎屑食性等多种类型。青梢鲌、蒙古鲌等肉食性鱼类的出现,反映出食物链趋 于完整;鲫鱼、逆鱼等杂食性鱼类作为优势种群保持稳定,成为生态健康的基石;滤食性与碎屑食性鱼 类数量增多, ...
农业农村部:长江禁渔逐渐见效,但多样性水平仍存在不足
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-08-08 04:01
Core Viewpoint - The Yangtze River fishing ban, initiated in 2021 for a ten-year period, has led to a gradual recovery of fish resources and biodiversity, although concerns about community structure imbalance persist [1][3]. Group 1: Fishing Ban Impact - The fishing ban has resulted in increased fish populations in certain areas, attributed to three main factors: limited natural reproduction in closed lakes, seasonal fish aggregation in open waters, and long-term feeding leading to habituation [2][3]. - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs indicates that fish resources will remain within the carrying capacity for the foreseeable future, despite the ongoing recovery of biodiversity [3][5]. Group 2: Biodiversity and Monitoring - The 2024 report on aquatic biological resources shows a slow recovery of fish species and diversity, with the integrity index still rated as "poor" [3][5]. - Since the ban, 344 native fish species have been monitored, an increase of 36 species compared to the pre-ban period, with significant recovery noted in key economic fish species [5]. Group 3: Future Measures and Concerns - The government plans to implement targeted measures and emergency policies to address potential imbalances in fish populations, including expert assessments and tailored management strategies for specific water bodies [4][5]. - The long-term recovery of fish resources is emphasized, with comparisons drawn to the Qinghai Lake fishing ban, which has shown slow progress over 24 years [4].