China releases rules for Huangyan Dao Reserve

China has issued management measures for the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve, aimed at protecting the biodiversity and ecological stability of the island. The rules, consisting of 16 articles, establish a regular monitoring and investigation system for violations and stipulate that offenders will be punished in accordance with the law. Activities such as fishing, mining, and coral extraction are prohibited without prior approval. The island, located in the Zhongsha Islands group in Hainan Province, possesses a unique ecosystem and is home to rare, endangered species, covering an area of 3,523.67 hectares. These measures are part of China's efforts to preserve the natural ecological system of the region.

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