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EcoPro 2018

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We will have a booth at 『EcoPro 2018』 – International Exhibition on Environment and Energy-
at Tokyo Big Site on 6th(Thu) – 8th(Sat), December, 2018.

EcoPro 2018 – International Exhibition on Environment and Energy

About EcoPro 2018 – Environment and Society of the SDGs Era, and to the Future-

  • Date: December 6th(Thu) – 8th(Sat), 2018
  • Venue:Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center)   http://www.bigsight.jp/english/
  • Organized by :Japan Environmental Management Association for Industry (JEMAI)
    Nikkei Inc.
  • Admission: Free (Registration required)
  • Expected Number of Exhibitors: 700 (705 in 2016)
  • Prospective Visitors
    • Business executives, Managers, SDGs related depts., Business purchasing depts., Environmental management depts., Product development depts.,Corporate strategy depts., Social activity depts., etc.
    • Municipal / Government regional development depts., Purchase depts., Environmental depts., SDGs related depts., etc.
    • Industrial organizations, Local business / Commercial organizations, etc.
    • Consumers
    • NPO / NGO environmental groups, Citizen groups, Persons with interest in the environment and SDGs
  • Major Exhibitor Product Categories
    • Eco-products:Home Appliance, Office Supplies, Cars, Materials, Containers, Food, Health etc.
    • Eco-solutions : Finance, Emission Trading, Sharing Services, Reusable Services, Recycling, Consulting etc.
    • Environmental and Energy technology : Energy-Saving Technology, Natural & Renewable Energy, Hydrogen Technology, Smart Grid etc.
    • Environmental, CSR initiatives, SDGs : CSR, CSV, Design & Branding, Biodiversity, Environmental Education, SDGs, etc.

The second symposium on the development of wildlife bridges

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We, Animal-pathway and Wildlife Association (ApWA), are pleased to announce the symposium, “Development of wildlife bridges“ – Forest and Wildlife bridges to connect with corridor–, on November 22th 2016, in Tokyo. Thank you for your interest.

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Chigako Wakabayashi, Representative, Office of Wakabayashi Environmental Education Koichi Otake, Representative Director of Animal-pathway & Wildlife Association Toyohisa Asada, President of KEEP
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Hiroshi Ishihara, Chairman of the planning committee of “Keidanren Committee on Nature Conservation” Ian White, the Dormouse and Training Officer for People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) Arboreal bridges in Britain: how the dormouse cross the road
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Rodney van der Ree,Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, Director of Ecology and Infrastructure International
at an International Research and Consulting Company		 Reconnecting the tree-tops of the world for arboreal animals Jun Sato, Associate professor, Department of Biological Engineering of School of Life Science and Biotechnology,
Fukuyama University. Doctor of Philosophy in Earth and Environmental Science.
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Hitoho Yatake, Auditor of the Environment Division at CERES Inc. Misako Noro, Senior Researcher, Research Division of Hokkaido Development Engineering Center
The member of Road Ecology Study Group.		 Yoichi Sonoda, Representative director of Road Ecology Research Society of Japan, Biodiversity consulting Division,
Tokyo branch, Regional Environmental Planning, Inc.
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Shusaku Minato, Chairman of Animal-Pathway Research Society, Animal-pathway & Wildlife Association and
Japanese Dormice Preservation & Research group. Professor at KWANSEI GAKUIN University,
Director of KEEP Dormouse Museum.		 Panel Discussion Yushin Asari, PhD, Chodai CO., LTD, Road Ecology Study Group

 

Poster Presentation Award at IENE (Infra Eco Network Europe)2016

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We attend IENE2016 conference in Lyon, France, on the 30th of August to the 2nd of September, 2016. There are about 450 participants from 44 countries. We presented posters of animal pathway for global spreading and won 1 poster awards out of 2.
South Korea and Tanzania participants show strong interests to our presentation. We expect to see in the further development of animal pathway.

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Syusaku Minato at University of Lyon 3

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IENE2016 is held at University of Lyon

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Sign for IENE2016

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Poster Presentation

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Syusaku Minato present Poster

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Lunch break with Japanese member

Road passing of dormouse in Germany.

Road passing of dormouse in Germany.

Participants kept attention to the presentation.

Participants kept attention to the presentation.

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Win poster award ! 　Extra prize is the Hadnbook.

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Minato Shusaku, Hiroyuki Komatsu, Koichi Otake, Shinji Oda, Haruka Aiba, Kazuaki Iwamoto, Manami Iwabuchi, Yoshiharu Sato, Junko Sechibaru, Pat Morris
Research and Popularization, for Dormouse Bridge and Animal Pathways as corridor for protecting Arboreal Animals.