We went to Daiwa House Mie Plant to assist in a nature observation of living creatures in the biotope.
Biotope is a term used to describe a habitat space that includes climate, soil type, water quality, and the presence of other organisms. From the survey of aquatic insects, there are ways to learn about the water quality of rivers and predict pollution.
During this observation session, we were able to collect tamoroko, ibis, oikawa, mudjow, sujebi yago, and gibbon. The children were too excited in the morning to start when they were still waiting for more. All children were able to capture fish and aquatic insects with nets.
Biotopes are often used for environmental restoration, nature conservation, and recreational activities.
A biotope is sometimes considered to be a species, and at other times it is considered to include a wide variety of living organisms.
All living things in the natural world do not exist independently of each other, but are incorporated into the food chain as both eaters and receivers.
mutually influencing each other to maintain the balance of the natural world. I felt that it was a very meaningful time for me to feel the nature and study it, even if only a part of it.