The Swiss Council of States has taken a decisive step toward strengthening fish conservation measures in Switzerland. Building on previous initiatives, this recent decision aims to enhance the protection of local fish species and aquatic habitats by improving migration routes, restoring river ecosystems, and ensuring more sustainable water management. These efforts reflect growing concern over declining fish populations and underscore the importance of preserving biodiversity for both the environment and future generations.

At AKYmed, we applaud this commitment to safeguarding aquatic wildlife. We are already actively involved in three similar projects—focusing on salmon, grayling, and crayfish—that prioritize genetic diversity, responsible aquaculture, and biodiversity conservation. This renewed focus in Switzerland aligns perfectly with our mission to support species through advanced reproductive biotechnology and cryopreservation.

For more details on the Swiss Council of States’ conservation initiative, read the original article here.