Caspian Sea "Fak" Fish Named "Buna" Returns to the Sea

Sari – Director General of Mazandaran Fisheries announced that the Caspian fak named "Buna" has returned to its natural habitat in the Caspian Sea after completing treatment and care.

Sari - The Director General of Mazandaran Fisheries announced the return of the Caspian shad named "Buna" to its natural habitat in the Caspian Sea after undergoing treatment and care.

Nima Hosseinzadeh, in an interview with Mehr reporter on the sidelines of the meeting to review the performance of the provinces in the field of management and protection of the Caspian shad, announced the return of the Caspian shad named "Buna" to its natural habitat in the Caspian Sea after undergoing treatment and care.

He said: The protection of this valuable marine species requires the continuation of specialized measures and the strengthening of cooperation between the responsible agencies.

The meeting to review the performance of the provinces in the field of management and protection of the Caspian falcon was held in the Miankala Wildlife Sanctuary with the aim of evaluating the actions taken in the framework of the national action plan, exchanging experiences and promoting coordination between related institutions.

In this meeting, the performance of the provinces in the field of protection of the Caspian jaw and the measures taken to protect this valuable species of the Caspian Sea were reviewed, and the necessity of interdepartmental synergy, the continuity of protection programs and the use of the capacity of the responsible institutions to preserve the biodiversity of the Caspian Sea were emphasized.

On the sidelines of this program, the Caspian jaw "Buna", which was transferred to the rescue and rescue center of the Caspian jaw of Mazandaran province and was treated and cared for, was released in its natural habitat in the Caspian Sea after completing the treatment and confirming its readiness.

The holding of this meeting and the release of the Caspian jaw are a step in the direction of strengthening specialized cooperation and developing joint measures for the protection of marine wildlife and the protection of the valuable species of the Caspian Sea.

This year, 34 Caspian jaws were lost in Mazandaran and their carcasses were found on the beach.