Wang Yamin is now working as a Consultant in Office of Aquatic Fauna and Flora Conservation, Ministry of Agriculture, P. R. of China from 2005.
2002-2004 He work as diplomat in Permmanent Representation of The People's Republic of China To The United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture in Rome (FAO),and a PhD on fish ecology in Hydrobiology Institute of Chinese academy of sciences. He recently main interest is on international river and share water management. He engaged a research on 'China upper Youngtsi River aquatic biodiversity conservation and sustainable development' now, also interested in Mekong/Lanchang River management.
During 1991-2002, He is the assistant Director, Division of Resources, Wildlife and Environment Protection, Bureau of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, China. He mainly works on aquatic environment protection, wetland, wildlife and aquatic ecology system conservation management. He pays much more attention on marine, coastal zone, river, lake and fishsheries ecology management. He also is the Deputy General Secretariat of China Agriculture Ecology and Environment Protection Association and the Trustee of Aquatic sub-association of China Wildlife Conservation Association.
He have many year experience on the organization and directing of all china aquatic biodiversity and wildlife conversation, pollution control and environment monitoring in fish habitat waters, setup refuge, wildlife trade management of CITES, wetland conservation, regulation make, fisheries resources management in daily business administration. Also join many activity on marine conservation by UNEP, especially on East Asia Sea (EAS) and Northwest Pacific Action Plan on marine environment protection (NOWPAP) of UNEP
He participates in some China Conservation Action Plan making. Include 'China Wetland Conservation Action Plan (Aquatic part)', 'Blue Sea Action Plan for China Bohai Sea', 'China Youngtsi River Dolphin Conversation Action Plan', 'China Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin conservation Action Plan', 'China Chinese Sturgeon Conservation Action Plan', 'China Sea Turtle Conservation Action Plan'.
Prior to his current position he was a scientist in Beijing Fisheries Institute. He has worked on projects that include researching of soybean as a source of protein on fish feed, the flatfish reproduction and triploid induce research and the oGH gene transfer technique research to common carp.
Wang Yamin is a PhD at Institute of Hydrobiology, China Academy of Science now. He received a bachelor's degree in aquaculture from the Ocean University of Qingdao in 1985, and a bachelor's degree in economic management from the China Agriculture University in China in 1995.
