Hainan Plans Tropical Marine National Park to Enhance Marine Conservation
Hainan province in China is set to establish a tropical marine national park, marking a shift towards integrating marine areas into the national park system. This initiative follows the implementation of the national park law on January 1, allowing the inclusion of marine zones for conservation. The proposed park aims to protect marine ecosystems while supporting Hainan's development as a hub for deep-sea technology and marine industries. The province's ocean economy grew by 7.9% last year, driven by emerging sectors including deep-sea oil and gas.
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Hainan province in China plans to establish a tropical marine national park, representing a shift towards integrating marine conservation into the national park system. This initiative follows the January 1 implementation of the national park law, which allows the inclusion of marine areas.
Hainan is home to diverse ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves, and the park aims to enhance marine conservation efforts. The province's ocean economy grew by 7.9% last year, supported by the deep-sea oil and gas industry, which saw significant production increases.
Offshore crude output reached 611,100 tons, a 125% rise from 2024, while natural gas output increased by 62%. Offshore wind power projects also contributed to a 306% increase in the marine power industry's value.
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