On July 31, 2022, we assisted with an event at Daiwa House Mie Factory in Mie Prefecture.
We were allowed to go to the event.
Many families participated in the event despite the strong morning sun and extremely hot weather. The children were enthusiastically picking up tadpoles and walking along the waterway, where they were greeted by a variety of cute creatures, including tamaroko, loach, taikoguchi, bullfrog tadpoles, and woodlice.
Some of the children were quite knowledgeable about living things, and some of them knew that the American crayfish is an invasive species, while the sea squirt is a native species, and they understood the importance of biodiversity very well.
Even in the small space of a pond, there are many living creatures, and biodiversity is nurtured there on a daily basis.
By looking at these small lives, we can learn how precious they are and how important the environment is to them.
The role of environmental education using such places is very important, and there have been many activities in recent years to revitalize waterside spaces centered around ponds. When the ecological diversity of the surrounding area is low, a system for regeneration can be established by drying out the pond and removing invasive species while also improving the environment of the surrounding greenbelt.
By participating in these events as a family, children and their parents will have the opportunity to interact with nature and its creatures together, deepening their views and perspectives on living things and making the experience even more memorable.
We also felt that we would like to convey to our clients the beauty of their gardens, including biodiversity, as well as the diversity of trees and shrubs.
We hope to convey the beauty of the garden to our clients by including biodiversity as well as the diversity of trees and trees in the garden.
It was a very blessed day and I learned a lot.