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Facts & Figures. The Yellow Sea Marine Ecoregion includes the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea and part of the East China Sea. The Yellow Sea covers approximately 40,000km 2. Average depths are 60-80 metres. Some 1,600 species have been reported from the Sea's marine and coastal habitats, including 170 species of waterbirds.
The Yellow Sea is considered among the most degraded marine areas on earth. Loss of natural coastal habitats due to land reclamation has resulted in the destruction of more than 60% of tidal wetlands around the Yellow Sea coastline in approximately 50 years.
- Avg. 44 m (144 ft)
- 380,000 km² (150,000 sq mi)
- Max. 152 m (499 ft)
- East Asia
The Yellow Sea Marine Ecoregion includes the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea and part of the East China Sea. The Yellow Sea covers approximately 40,000km 2. Average depths are 60-80 metres. Some 1,600 species have been reported from the Sea's marine and coastal habitats, including 170 species of waterbirds.
13 de mar. de 2023 · Urgent action is needed to conserve the endangered intertidal zone and associated habitats along the Yellow and Bohai Seas, with populations of globally threatened and near threatened waterbird species continuing to decline, according to IUCN’s new report titled Situation Analysis on the Yellow Sea with Particular Reference to ...
27 de abr. de 2023 · The 2023 IUCN Situation analysis on ecosystems of the Yellow Sea with particular reference to intertidal and associated coastal habitats. The report provides an update on the status of the Yellow Sea ecosystem since the first publication of the IUCN Situation Analysis , more than ten years ago.
7 de ene. de 2015 · In the Yellow Sea region of East Asia, tidal flats occur in association with a variety of coastal landforms across a latitudinal range of about 8° and constitute the principal coastal ecosystem fringing more than 4000 km of the coastlines of China, North Korea and South Korea (Fig. 1).
17 de jun. de 2022 · Photo credit: UNDP. It has been more than 20 years since South Korea and China began a novel partnership to restore and protect the shallow body of salt water that lies between them: the Yellow Sea, a semi-enclosed marine area bracketed by the Chinese mainland and the Korean peninsula.
