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“Taimen Day” was informative for local communities
The participants also actively participated in the Q&A competition on Taimen and other game fish species. All the materials presented and the competition were much interesting and informative for the participants.
A presentation-discussion on a book “Taimen-Wonder of Fresh Water” was an interesting part of the event, where the participants were given with details on Taimen is the endangered fish species that must be protected, the eco-club members said. WWF-Mongolia helps the locals, who used to illegally fish, join a club, where they take part in conservation measures. This effort has been showing good results and the locals are keen to cooperate in conservation activities.
This year’s event was jointly organized by WWF Mongolia, Wild Animal Research and Conservation Centre, and local authorities and park rangers in Eastern Mongolia.