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Yannick Dauby s Journeys Through Taiwan Capturing the Songs of Frogs

Yannick Dauby s Journeys Through Taiwan Capturing the Songs of Frogs
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T ai peiJilong shiTaidong xianNational taiwan universityNantou xianLin yi tzaiYang yiNational taiwan university of the artsWild bird society of taipeiGuandu nature parkYannick daubyGuandu natureProfessor yang yi ruFushan botanical gardenGuandu waterbird refugeWild bird society

The wild celebrities of Japan s national parks

The wild celebrities of Japan s national parks Discover spherical algae balls, majestic sea eagles, giant salamanders and more in Akan-Mashu National Park and Daisen-Oki. In winter, red-crowned cranes can be seen performing a bonding dance in and around Akan-Mashu National Park, in northern Japan. The parkland is a habitat for more than 150 bird species. Published July 19, 2021 Email This content is brought to you by our partner. It does not necessarily reflect the views of National Geographic or its editorial staff. Among the underwater flora of Lake Akan, in northern Japan, Aegagropila linnaei is a rock star. It isn’t only phycologists who are fascinated by this freshwater algae. Tourists come from around the country to see it. Local businesses sell algae-inspired sweets, stuffed toys and grow-your-own-algae hobby kits. There’s even an annual algae festival and a bright green algae mascot.

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Rare birds found at site of planned wind farm in Hokkaido | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Rare birds found at site of planned wind farm in Hokkaido | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
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Asahi shimbunHironobu tajiriOsaka gas coJapan tancho research instituteWild bird society of japanWild bird societyNature kenkyukaiOsaka gasஆசாஹி ஶிஂபந்ஒசகக வாயு இணைகாட்டு பறவை சமூகம் ஆஃப் ஜப்பான்காட்டு பறவை சமூகம்ஒசகக வாயு

Ryukyu Shimpo – Okinawa, Japanese newspaper, local news » Endangered Kentish plover flock flies over valuable environment planned for land reclamation

Endangered Kentish plover flock flies over “valuable environment” planned for land reclamation A flock of Kentish plovers fly over the ocean on January 31 at Irijima, Urasoe City (photographed by Chobin Yara) February 10, 2021 Ryuyu Shimpo A flock of migratory birds was seen on January 31 over the ocean in front of San-A Urasoe Nishikaigan Parco City. According to Chairman Masakuni Yamashiro of the Wild Bird Society of Okinawa, these migratory birds appear to be Kentish plovers. Chobin Yara, 71, from Ginowan City, who photographed the birds, said that this “shows that the natural environment is abundant.” The Kentish plover is a rare species, and is designated as an endangered species by the Ministry of the Environment, among other agencies. Around 8:30 a.m., Yara saw approximately 150 of the Kentish plovers flying over the ocean at high tide.

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EDITORIAL: Expanding wind power use needs careful look at suitability of site : The Asahi Shimbun

Windmills for power generation are lined up in Horonobe, Hokkaido Prefecture. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) The Environment Ministry has started discussions on a possible revision of its environmental impact assessment system for planned wind farms. The discussions started after administrative reform minister Taro Kono called for a deregulation of the system to help expand the use of renewable energy sources, which is a pillar of measures for fighting the climate crisis. Using more renewables, which involve no greenhouse gas emissions, is, in fact, key to realizing a carbon-free society. We are facing the test of how we can expand our fleet of renewable energy facilities while at the same time curbing their negative impacts on the environment and on wildlife.

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