LIFE ON LAND

Development of habitat conservation support tools for endangered fish species and application to related subspecies

Department of Bioresource Sciences, Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences

This study focuses on Cobitis striata fuchigamii and Cobitis striata hakataensis, which are endangered fishes, and subspecies endemic to the Onga River system and the Hakata Bay inflowing river, respe [...]

Some organisms construct external, non-living structures that are essential for their survival and reproduction. Spider webs, built with silk, are a representative example. These webs play crucial rol [...]

Development of conservation discourses in Myanmar after the 2000s: Conservation governmentality with a 'trilogy' of neoliberal, state fortress and community models

Department of Agro-environmental Sciences, Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences

Global climate change, one of the goals of the SDGs, has placed a significant threat to the existence of humanity. One of its major drivers is deforestation. the Kyoto Protocol, the global strategy pr [...]

The family Lepidoptera include species with specialized feeding habits that use bird nests, lichens, mushrooms, humus, and dead bodies as food resources. In addition to having a very wide range of fee [...]

Large-scale resource extraction activities, such as mining and plantations, significantly impact rivers and water systems through drastic landscape changes, ecological shifts, technological infrastruc [...]

Quantitative evaluation of changes in the resistance of forest cover against rainfall-induced shallow landslides based on both conditions of forest cover and rainfall characteristics that triggered landslides

Department of Agro-environmental Sciences, Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences

To mitigate sediment-related disasters and manage forest resources without increasing landslide risk, it is necessary to clarify what conditions of forest cover prevent (or do not prevent) shallow lan [...]

Effect of morphological differences on geographic isolation and species diversity explored from rove beetle inhabiting ground

Department of Bioresource Sciences, Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences

The speciation by geographical isolation is often researched by taxa with strong habitat preference. These organisms frequently have high species diversity because their populations tend to be fragmen [...]

Cesium Removal from Aqueous Solutions by a Nano Zero-Valent Iron and Titanium Dioxide Composite (TiO₂@nZVI)

Department of Interdisciplinary Engineering Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences

Due to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, radioactive materials were released into the sea and groundwater. Cesium-137, which has a long half-life of approximately 30.2 years, is one of the radio [...]

Development of habitat conservation support tools for endangered fish species and application to related subspecies

Studies on web architecture and web-building behavior of orb-web spider

Development of conservation discourses in Myanmar after the 2000s: Conservation governmentality with a 'trilogy' of neoliberal, state fortress and community models

A taxonomic study of Tineidae in Japan and clarification of digestion mechanism

Bengalon River: Extractive Industries and Communities Water Resilience in Kutai Timur, Indonesia

Effect of morphological differences on geographic isolation and species diversity explored from rove beetle inhabiting ground

Cesium Removal from Aqueous Solutions by a Nano Zero-Valent Iron and Titanium Dioxide Composite (TiO₂@nZVI)

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program