Omotehama Symposium Archive

Straddle the border ~ ~ Eco-Strategy
"Beaches and coastal ecosystem services of coastal biodiversity,"Lecture

Time: 1:30 pm ~ Saturday, April 17, 2010 4:00 field Chapters: Lecture Room A2-101 Toyohashi University of Technology
Participation: Free Presented by: Committee on Regional Development Strategic Plan for Eco-border inter Toyohashi University of Technology lecturer NPO Japan Network Table beach: Professor Kosuke Suda Tamotsu (Germany) Coastal Ecosystem Conservation Laboratory National Fisheries University Department of Biological Production

Sandy beach area is surprisingly often overlooked. I really probably not deserved. A protein source in Japan in the past, I have supported a coastal shallow sandy area in this fact. It also has sandy beaches maintain ecosystem services, foster continuity with the support of circulatory function and ecological diversity.

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I found the News Paper Kouchi of Omotehama symposium. Front-page story is so amazing! Bean paste stew with the symposium addressed Muneta section. It is a blend of specialty JFB provided Tosa and Nagoya. It was delicious. 'd Appreciate Kuroshio interested in this connection. Only now, local features must Ikanakere leveraging.

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Thanks to Excursions & Symposium was a great success.
Thanks so much everyone Itadakimashita help.
Thank you everyone who worked so hard ocean turtle circles actively.
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2 day is a Omotehama symposium. "Pacific Aichi ~ ~ as marine protected areas to learn from the Pacific coast of the Japanese culture" is a marathon until 4:30 am to 10:30 pm. To all speakers south of Okinawa Goto Nagasaki, Fukuoka, Oki Island, Kochi from the Tosa Kuroshio ties participated in the Aichi and I received Atsumi. 1:00 or greater anxiety theme was finalized and became very meaningful symposium effort everyone. Speakers We are grateful to everyone I received help. Cheers for good work.
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Pacific Aichi think to Marine Protect Area〜　
Learning from the Pacific coast of Japan Culture
＊ COP10 support partnerships project＊

COP10 will be held this year in Nagoya, thecoastal marine area are listed on agenda.
Now, as a mechanism to protect marine biodiversity "Marine Protect Area"are required to be specified. This time, the coastal beaches Atsumi Peninsula in Aichi table is already"Marine Protect Area"Do you know of an area say. Under the law continues to beach erosion table was developed regulations were beaches and seabed. Atsumi Peninsula on the Pacific Coast beaches during the high economic growth to 3km offshore, it was banned gravel excavation. Time restrictions and reasons disaster, although the beach after a few decades landed turtle is maintained fishing whitebait rich in sea seine land, surfing, scenery beautiful sandy beaches and activities such as fishing It was left as a future beach is protected. Marine Reserve in the way Japan is still under discussion, if the Atsumi Peninsula beach thorough verification of this"Marine Protect Area"ought to get tips. Thus, a region blessed with warm conditions, and from biodiversity to think, you can find new possibilities for the conservation of the coastal ocean. Interest you would love the ocean, and I hope you join the you.

＊＊＊＊＊＊Omotehama Symposium＊＊＊＊＊＊

Date: January 17, 2010 SUN
Time: 10:30 am until 4:30 pm (with lunch break)
Location: Community Hall 8F MEIHOU Building
Fee: 500 yen lunch extra cost: 500 yen （Registration required：we will prepare a stew with miso noodles Nagoya specialty section of the Kochi SoudaBushi）
Capacity: 100　※ slightly (about 10) remains. Please apply early.

Organizer: NPO Omotehama Network, Ocean Alliance Initiative University (COP10 + Marine Reserve Project)
Organizers: Toyohashi University of Technology Laboratory of Coastal Engineering, NPO Biodiversity Institute sponsors forums: Citizens Network for Coastal and Marine Biodiversity Group, University of Tokyo laboratory Dr.Seino Satoko, Ise-Mikawa Bay watershed cooperation networks: the valley Narumi Iku-ri-ri Sekinokuchi meeting, AKabane Juku

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