The Fisheries Department joins hands with the Pa Sak Basin community

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The Fisheries Department together with communities in the Pa Sak Basin and Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF) continue their cooperation in rehabilitating aquatic animal resources. Replenish the community's food resources and promote the community to have more income along with knowledge of fish nursery before releasing them into Pa Sak Cholasit Dam Helps increase the survival rate of fish released into natural water sources. This cooperation is a continuation of solving the problem of the decreasing fish quantity in Pasak Jolasid Dam. and create a balanced ecosystem. In the past 4 years (2016-2019), all 3 sectors have jointly released 2.6 million fish into water sources and in 2020-2023 jointly implemented the Strategic Happiness Project. Khao Phraya Doen Thong area community releasing fish into the dam The goal is to increase the number of fish caught in water sources and increase income for the community. Create community participation It is also a learning center for viewing fish nursery work.


This project is a community participation activity that CPF builds on from the CPF Rak Niwet project. Pa Sak River Basin Khao Phraya walked the flag to conserve and restore forests of 5,971 rai today (21 August 2020) Mr. Thaworn Jiraphosanarak Deputy Director General of the Fisheries Department Presided over the release of aquatic animals from nursery cages into water sources. and releasing aquatic animals into nursery cages for further nursing, led by Mr. Jumpol WhatsApp Number List Sanguansin, former Director-General of the Department of Fisheries As an advisor to the Department of Fisheries, Mr. Charoonsak Phetsri, Director of the Fisheries Inspection Division, Mr. Khemchat Jiwprasat, Chief Inspector General of the Department of Fisheries. Acting Second Lieutenant Songphon Pankaew, Phatthana Nikhom District Chief Communities in the Pa Sak Basin area Executives of CPF's duck meat business and employees participated in activities at the Pasak Cholasit Dam Reservoir. Lopburi Province Deputy Director-General of the Fisheries Department said that the Fisheries Department has a policy to increase production in natural water sources. It's like a bank that produces aquatic animals. Where there's water, there's fish and creates sustainability in the community's food supply. which success will be sustainable There must be cooperation from local people, while at the same time, assistance from the private sector that cooperates in implementing various projects. It is considered that all sectors are continuously integrated, which will result in Mr. Thanaphon Sakulwiwat, Senior Deputy Managing Director.



CPF Meat Duck Business Line said that the company is a food producer that conducts business along with social responsibility. and care about the environment Implementation of the happiness strategy project releasing fish into the dam To restore aquatic animal resources It is another activity that the company Cooperate with the Fisheries Department and communities in the Pa Sak Basin area Continuously operated To increase the amount of fish in water sources Create food security for the community and creates community participation in connection with CPF's environmental projects in the Pa Sak Basin area. Under the CPF Rakniwet project Pa Sak River Basin Khao Phraya Doen Thong who joined in conserving and restoring 5,971 rai of watershed forest, Mr. Keeratisak Suwanthanakorn, Village Headman, Village No. 7, Khok Salung, as chairman of the fish nursery project, said that in the past, a large number of fish were released into the river. But there was a problem with the confetti having a low survival rate. As a result, the amount of fish caught in front of.