South Korea
Korea Fisheries Resources Agency (KFRA) is responsible for the conservation and management of marine resources in South Korea. The agency operates programs such as the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) system, which sets annual fishing limits for individual fish species. KFRA also manages the release of certified fish seeds to ensure genetic diversity and sustainable fisheries. Additionally, the agency works on the restoration of coastal ecosystems through the creation of marine forests, which involves planting seaweed and algae to improve water quality. KFRA is headquartered in Busan and was established in 2017.
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