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- May issue Let's Think about Biodiversity Creature Search Report
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May issue Let's Think about Biodiversity Creature Search Report
Although Yokohama is a big city, it has a variety of nature, such as forests and waterfronts, in places close to civil life. What kind of creatures are there in these places? This time, I visited Maioka Park in Totsuka Ward and explored creatures under the guidance of a Environmental Planning Bureau representative.
Last Updated May 1, 2022
The first thing I encountered was several kinds of birds.
He welcomed us with a light voice as if expressing the joy of spring.
Green horse mackerel loves grass
Except in the spring of the breeding season, the warbler squeaks "chit, chit"
As I progressed, I met a number of plants, insects, and wild birds.
Literally, I met a new creature every few steps, and even though I usually spend my time casually, I realized that I was actually passing by many creatures.
Hitika deer that grows naturally in wet places in forests and mountains.
Spring ephemeral (spring fairy), a friend of violets
A mountain plant, Murasakikeman
Toddler, which prefers the smooth soil of the sun.
Nami Tentou, which has different colors even in the same type
Esaki Monkey Beetle with a cute heart on the back
A white butterfly that prefers a bright open place
Nami Amenbo, a magician who swims while floating in the water.
In addition, I met so many creatures that I couldn't introduce here, and I was once again surprised at the richness of biodiversity at Maioka Park.
In addition, along the waterside "Maiokacho Ogawa Amenity" that runs through the countryside from Maioka Park to Maioka Station on the municipal subway, I was able to see different creatures again.
Tabirako is a spring seven herbs, which is onitabirako.
As a matter of fact, a plant that does not bloom among ferns, Tsukushi
Nazuna familiar with penpengusa
The larvae are the kingfishers living in the water
Kawanina, a snail that firefly larvae prefer as food.
Shima Amenbo living in a beautiful stream with a stream
The rich waterside environment has been a place for many creatures as well as people.
This time, we explored creatures in an environment where rich greenery is left, but not only in such an environment, many creatures live in the city where we live, and are connected to our lives .
Aosji Ageha, which can also be seen in business districts
The white and black fur is beautiful.
It blooms outside of the rainy season.
I asked the person in charge of Environmental Planning Bureau.
"Biodiversity is a word that is difficult to hear, but we support our lives in the form of 'bounty of nature', such as ingredients, clothes, and raw materials for medicine. If you have creatures, you can continue to benefit from these benefits. First of all, I want you to realize that the environment where creatures live is close. I'm glad if Twitter "#Yokohama Kimonogatari" (outside site) becomes the entrance. "
That's right.
Through this exploration, I realized once again that many creatures live, from rich nature to the city where we live.
I would like to think about what we can do to connect this "biodiversity" to the future.
For more information about the "actions" we can do, see the following page.
Environmentally Friendly Action
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Green Environment Bureau Environmental Activities Division
Telephone: 045-671-2484
Telephone: 045-671-2484
Fax: 045-633-9171
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