本セッションの言語は英語または日本語ですが，スライド（日本語の口頭発表含む）及びポスターは全て英語で作成頂くようお願いします．本セッションの⽬的は，⾃然資源や⾃然環境の⼈間社会による利⽤がどのように⾃然資源や⾃然環境を変化させてきたのか／変化させているのか，⾃然資源や⾃然環境の変化がどのように⼈間社会に影響を与えてきたのか／与えているのかを，地球科学と社会科学が共に考え議論することにあります．国内外の様々な⾃然環境におけるフィールド調査，概念や方法論に関するレビュー，実態分析から理論への展開などに関する成果発表だけでなく，研究成果を⼟台にした地球科学と社会科学の対話を促す発表も歓迎します．研究テーマには⾃然資源と⾃然環境に関する，●利⽤に関する実態や在来知，●利⽤による変化や劣化（環境史・環境誌），●利⽤・変化・劣化への地球温暖化・気候変動の影響，●適正な保全と管理，●変化や劣化を生む社会経済変化，⽣計安全保障，政治⽣態，●フィールドとマクロとの時空間スケールのギャップなどを含み，それらテーマに関する対話が聴衆も交えて進むよう総合討論の場を設け，議論が拡がり深まるよう⼯夫していきます．

Language of the session is English and Japanese; however, presenting authors are kindly encouraged to prepare slides (including oral presentations in Japanese) and posters in English, please. The purpose of this interdisciplinary session is to discuss how human intervention has been affecting natural resource and environment and how changes in natural resource and environment have been affecting human societies, from both perspectives of earth and social sciences. Contributions from a broad spectrum of research themes and approaches are welcomed, including new knowledge from fieldwork in changing, diverse socio-economic and natural settings and reviews to assemble existing knowledge for seeking new horizons of the research and theory development. Following themes and findings are included in the focus of the session but other topics related to use, change, management of natural resources and environment are also accepted: 1) New knowledge on human use of natural resources and environment, and locally inherited experience on the sustainable use; 2) Human impacts on change or degradation of natural resources and environment; i.e. environmental history or environmental geography; 3) Impacts of global climate change on resource and environmental change or degradation; 4) Proper management and conservation of natural resource and environment; 5) Socio-economic changes, livelihood security, political ecology as a driver of resource and environmental change or degradation; 6) How to fill spatial and temporal gaps in linking local, regional and global matters. If interested, authors are encouraged to facilitate dialogues between earth and social sciences through their presentations. The session will ensure time for discussion between authors and audience.