No.445　講演「人と野生動物の利用しあう関係」を聴いて from Radiotalk

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生態系資源をほどほどに利用する。これが大切☆ ただ保護するだけって、なんのためなの？普段から疑問に思っていることに光を当ててもらった気がします(＾∀＾) 「人間は生物圏の一部。生物圏と不可分であり、野生生物を利用するとともに、野生生物に利用されもする。」ワンヘルス宣言とは↓ https://www.wwf.or.jp/activities/statement/4540.html #ひとり語り #自然 #雑学 #森林 #豆知識 #環境問題 #環境保護 #森林インストラクター #野生動物 #ワンヘルス宣言 #乱獲 #クロミンククジラ #アフリカゾウ #ヒグマ #SDGS

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