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500 carp for Stralsund: city ponds are now being cleaned up!
Stralsund is releasing 500 mirror carp into city ponds to reduce weed growth. Anglers are asked to reset.
500 carp for Stralsund: city ponds are now being cleaned up!
In Stralsund, the environment is served in two ways: not only fishing enthusiasts take care of the city ponds, but also 500 newly introduced mirror carp actively contribute to the care of the waters. This species of fish, which was acquired by the city and now lives in the Frankenteich, Knieperteich and Moorteich, digs through the pond floor while looking for food. This effectively curbs herbaceous growth, especially the problematic hornwort. Gerhard Zaade, chairman of the anglers' association, supports this measure and also appeals to anglers to put caught carp back into the water. Such operations ensure a healthy aquatic ecosystem and increase the quality of life in the region.
Mirror carp are easy to recognize by their scaleless back and tail area - an important distinction from conventional scale carp. The city administration is pleased with the initiative and hopes that the introduction of the fish will not only help improve water quality, but also make fishing more attractive again.
Popular events in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania has established itself as a popular destination for water sports and events over the years. During these months, residents can look forward to numerous festivals that attract hundreds of onlookers. This is how the region draws attention and offers an immersive experience not only for anglers, but also for families and tourists.
The commitment of Harald Bachmann, who runs the largest koi carp farm in Europe, is particularly well received. He acquired his knowledge during a farm stay in Japan and thus brings international expertise to the region. This could not only increase interest in carp, but also attract new visitors who want to learn more about these fascinating fish.
A look beyond the borders
Especially these days, international influences and trends should not be underestimated. An unexpected connection can be drawn, for example, to the spaghetti westerns from the 1960s, which were influenced by Italian directors. These films, often in collaboration with other European countries, were brought to life in unique locations and with distinctive music, such as that of Ennio Morricone. The stories are often characterized by the motif of betrayal and moral ambivalence, which can also be found in the diverse stories told on the waterfronts in Stralsund.
These comparisons show how far the influences of culture go and how they can find resonance in nature and environmental care. It remains to be seen how these exciting developments will continue to unfold in Stralsund.
For anglers and nature lovers, it's simply good business - not just in terms of the encounters at the ponds, but also the overall experience that the region has to offer in the future.