Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary (M)
Session Sub-category Others(ZZ)
Session ID M-ZZ46
Title Geoparks and Sustainability
Short Title Geoparks in Japan
Main Convener Name Noritaka Matsubara
Affiliation Graduate School of Regional Resource Management, University of Hyogo
Co-Convener 1 Name Suzuka Koriyama
Affiliation Fossa Magna Museum
Session Language
J
Scope
Geoparks aim to reconnect human society at all levels to our home planet and to celebrate how the planet with 4.6 billion years long history has shaped every aspect of our lives and society. People have originally adapted to local natural conditions, based on the geological features, and have passed on the wisdom of adaptation from generation to generation. This session, we will focus on the "wisdom of survival" possessed by each Geopark, and discuss traditional knowledge on the use of natural resources in local communities, including the response to climate change, and how to utilize this knowledge to realize a sustainable society in the future.
Presentation Format Poster presentation
Presentation No Title Presenter
Poster Presentation May 26 PM3
MZZ46-P01 Geoparks disseminate disaster information - The 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake as an Example- Hinako Suzuki
MZZ46-P02 Research by Community Museum after a earthquake Suzuka Koriyama
MZZ46-P03 The usage of the pyroclastic flow deposits in Tokachidake Geopark area Chiharu TOMIJIMA
MZZ46-P04 Initiatives to protect the richness of the ocean -from the bottom-up example of Toya-Usu UNESCO Global Geopark- KOKI KANETA
MZZ46-P05 quiry-based learning activities in geoparks and their effects 2 -Case Study of the Yuza Junior Highschool, Yuza Town in Mt. Chokai and Tobishima Island Geopark - Marekazu OHNO
MZZ46-P06 Introduction and Development Process of the Environmental Ethics Program "Leave No Trace" in the Mt. Kurikoma Area Geopark Jun Nagao
MZZ46-P07 From disaster prevention education using natural disaster monuments to geoparks Hiroshi Sato
MZZ46-P08 Itoigawa Summer Rock (Stone) Fest '23 activities to familiarize with stones Takahiko Ogawara
MZZ46-P09 Valuing "Sites" in the Sado Island Geopark Takeyoshi SADAKANE
MZZ46-P10 Palm-sized stratovolcano using paraffin and volcanic ejecta - Experiments that you can take home and enjoy even after making them - Megumi Kurashina
MZZ46-P11 Creation and dissemination of a picture book for children introducing Hakone Geopark Megumi Kurashina
MZZ46-P12 Development of Geopark Studies in the Naeba-Sanroku Geopark Kouhei Nakano
MZZ46-P13 Effectiveness of Video Teaching Materials Centered on Tateyama Kurobe Geopark: Analysis Focusing on Level of Understanding and Level of Interest Rin Nodera
MZZ46-P14 Let′s feel the roundness of the earth “Shinkiro with E-bikes!”
Three museums collaboration : Art × Nature × Sports
Kunika Shonen
MZZ46-P15 Formulation of the Hakusan Tedorigawa Geopark Master Plan and Action Plan Ryoya Tabata
MZZ46-P16 14 years of progress of Dinosaur Valley Fukui Katsuyama Geopark Sumiaki Machi
MZZ46-P17 What do the tug-of-war events seen around the San'in Kaigan Geopark mean? Tohru Sakiyama
MZZ46-P18 How does a scientific research contributing to a geopark? Takeyuki Ueki
MZZ46-P19 The national important cultural landscape "Rural Landscape of the Ogata River and Ogata Basin" in the Oita Bungoono Geopark, Japan Toshikazu Yoshioka
MZZ46-P20 Expansion of Learning Programs Provided to Elementary and Junior High School Students in the Unzen Volcanic Area UNESCO Global Geopark Taku Morimoto
MZZ46-P21 Story of "Alchaeology and Volcanology" associated with the integrating of Geopark areas Tsuyoshi Kichise