Announcement of a lecture titled “Biodiversity of coastal seas and restoring environment”
POSTED:Jan 23, 2020
- Theme
- Biodiversity of coastal seas and restoring environment
- Date
- February 22, 2020 (Sat) 13:00~17:00
- Venue
- Kobe University Takigawa Memorial Hall
(1-1, Rokkodai-cho, Nada-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture) - entry fee
- Free
- Capacity
- 120 people
- Language
- Japanese and English (Simultaneous interpretation available)
- Organizer
- Kobe University Research Center for Inland Seas, Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research,International EMECS center
- Supporter
- Hyogo Prefecture, Hyogo Prefectural Board of Education, Hyogo international association,Japan International Cooperation Agency Kansai Center(planned)
Participation application
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objective
Kobe city, where we live, is located along the coast and must face the risks of future environmental change. Natural environments are changing due to various factors, and in order to understand their complex phenomena, it is necessary to conduct research from various aspects. This time, we are going to invite researchers from Japan and abroad, who have been studying coastal issues.
In Session 1, We will talk about the current status of ecosystems in coastal areas and their changes, and in Session 2, We will talk about marine plastics and nutrients, which have recently become popular.
Program
13:00~13:20 | Welcome remarks Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research |
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Session1
Biodiversity 〜Climate change and its influence on marine species~
Coordinator:Hiroshi Kawai / Kobe University Research Center for Inland Seas
13:20~13:50 | Monitoring Ecosystem Changes in High Use Coastal Environments Dr. Thomas Therriault / Research Scientist of Fisheries and Oceans Canada) Dr. Thomas Therriault Presentaion Material (E) |
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13:50~14:20 | Monitoring biodiversity using environmental DNA Dr. Toshifumi Minamoto / Kobe University Graduate School of Human Development and Environment Dr. Toshifumi Minamoto Presentation Material (J) |
14:20~14:50 | Kobe University Graduate School of Human Development and Environment Dr. Takuya Sato / Kobe University Graduate school of Science Dr. Takuya Sato Presentaion Material (J) |
14:50~15:00 | Tea Break |
Session2
Goals for rich and healthy oceans/coastal area
〜The problem of microplastics and coastal environmental restoration technology~
Coordinator : Hideo Okamura / Kobe University Research Center for Inland Seas
15:00~15:30 | Tiny Plastics : An issue solely for our oceans, or ubiquitous environmental pollutants? Prof. Kevin Thomas / University of Queensland, Australia Prof. Kevin Thomas Presentation Material (E) |
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15:30~16:00 | Prof. Kevin Thomas / University of Queensland, Australia Dr. Shuhei Tanaka / Kyoto University Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies Dr. Shuhei Tanaka Presentaion Material (E) |
16:00~16:30 | Environmental Restoration Technologies for Eutrophic or Oligotrophic Seas Dr. Satoshi Asaoka / Kobe University Research Center for Inland Seas Dr. Satoshi Asaoka Presentaion Material (J) |
16:30~17:00 | Panel discussion Coordinator:Hiroshi Kawai & Hideo Okamura Panelist:Speakers of presentation and graduate student, high school student Graduate student Presentation Material(J) High school students Presentation Material (J) |
Contact
International EMECS center
E-mail: yamamoto@emecs.or.jp
TEL:(078)252-0234
reference
Biodiversity of coastal seas and restoring environment(flyer)