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Eritrea · Zonë e peshkimit nënujor

Planned national park: Dissei (Desie), Madote and Shek Said islands

Zonë e ndaluarnational park (planned/selected, not yet declared)

Çfarë është kjo zonë

Përmbledhja

Si trajtohet peshkimi nënujor në Planned national park: Dissei (Desie), Madote and Shek Said islands.

Two distinct conservation areas proposed by Eritrea's Coastal, Marine and Island Biodiversity (ECMIB) project: the Sheikh Said / Green Island National Park (0.12 km2, near Massawa) and the Dissei-Madot Protected Area (Dissei 6.4 km2; Madot 0.04 km2), both selected for coastal-marine-island biodiversity conservation. Management and monitoring plans were prepared and all technical and legal documents were forwarded to the Ministry of Justice, but as of the 4th National Report to the CBD (July 2010) — and confirmed still true through 2023 — Eritrea has no formally gazetted/established protected areas, so no legal fishing/spearfishing prohibition is yet in force here. Any extractive-fishing (spearfishing) ban is prospective, pending formal declaration under Art. 13 of Fisheries Proclamation No. 104/1998. Coordinates are a representative center for Dissei island.

Në bregdet

Vendndodhja

Pika referuese e përafërt për këtë zonë. Shikoni pamjen e plotë në hartën interaktive.

15.4000°N, 39.7800°E

Shiko në hartë

Burimi

Kjo zonë dokumentohet në burimin zyrtar më poshtë.

Para se të zhyteni

Licenca për Eritrea

Nëse keni nevojë për licencë për peshkim nënujor këtu dhe si ta merrni.

Licenca: e panjohur — verifikoni lokalishtnëpërmjet Ministry of Marine Resources (formerly Ministry of Fisheries), State of Eritrea, Massawa

Application to a licensing officer under Art. 20 of the Fisheries Proclamation No. 104/1998, via the Ministry of Marine Resources. In practice, coastal/island access and diving also require separate Eritrean travel permits.

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