米アラスカでタラバガニ・ズワイガイ激減 禁漁に

Red king crabs and snow mussels sharply reduced in Alaska, US fishing prohibited

Red king crabs and snow mussels sharply reduced in Alaska, US fishing prohibited
アメリカ最北端のアラスカ州は個体数が激減したことを理由にタラバガニの漁を2年連続で禁止すると発表しました

The state of Alaska, the northernmost state in the United States, has announced that it will ban king crab fishing for the second year in a row due to a sharp decline in the population.

The state of Alaska, the northernmost state in the United States, has announced that it will ban king crab fishing for the second year in a row due to a sharp decline in the population.
今年は初めてズワイガニも禁漁となります

Snow crab fishing will be prohibited for the first time this year.

Snow crab fishing will be prohibited for the first time this year.
アラスカ州のブリストル湾におけるタラバガニ漁は去年、漁をするために必要な個体数の基準を下回ったため26年ぶりに漁が禁止され、今年も状況が改善されないことから2年連続の禁漁が決まりました

Last year, the red king crab fishing in Bristol Bay, Alaska, was banned for the first time in 26 years because the number of individuals required for fishing was below the standard. rice field

Last year, the red king crab fishing in Bristol Bay, Alaska, was banned for the first time in 26 years because the number of individuals required for fishing was below the standard. rice field
今年はベーリング海のズワイガニ漁も禁止となり、アメリカの水産業に大きな打撃を与えそうです

This year, snow crab fishing in the Bering Sea will also be banned, which is likely to have a major impact on the American fishing industry.

This year, snow crab fishing in the Bering Sea will also be banned, which is likely to have a major impact on the American fishing industry.
アラスカ州によりますと、この2年間で推定で10億匹のカニが減っていて、これは生息数の90%にあたるということです

According to the state of Alaska, an estimated 1 billion crabs have disappeared in the last two years, which is 90% of the population.

According to the state of Alaska, an estimated 1 billion crabs have disappeared in the last two years, which is 90% of the population.
個体数が減少した理由について専門家は、気候変動による水温の上昇を挙げ、環境の変化がカニの生育を妨げていると指摘しています

As for the reason for the population decline, experts point out that environmental changes are impeding the growth of crabs, citing rising water temperatures due to climate change.

As for the reason for the population decline, experts point out that environmental changes are impeding the growth of crabs, citing rising water temperatures due to climate change.