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Directory of Protected Areas in East Asia: People, Organisations and Places Nature Conservation Society of Japan (NACS-J) Yamaji Sanbancho Building, 3F 5-24 Sanban-cho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 102-0075 Japan www.nacsj.or.jp/introduction-e/1-profile. html Tel: +81 3 3265 0521 Fax:+81 3 3265 0527 E-mail: nature@nacsj.or.jp Profile: The Nature Conservation Society of Japan is a non-profit, membership conservation organisation devoted to promoting conservation, research and education in relation to natural areas and wildlife in Japan. They recently launched an international project to support biodiversity in developing countries. Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan OISCA International 3-6-12 Izumi Suginami-ku Tokyo, 168-0063 Japan www.exis.ne.jp/ngo/oisca/oisca.html Tel: +81 3 3322 5161 Fax:+81 3 3324 7111 E-mail: oisca@exis.ne.jp Profile: OISCA International is an international non-governmental organisation in consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The organisation has conducted a number of rural-based development and reforestation projects and programmes mainly in Asia and the Pacific region over the past 35 years and more. Every year OISCA International organises a reforestation programme whereby they search for “Tree Planting Volunteers”. Another activity organised by OISCA is the Children’s Forest Program, which educates children on the importance of trees and the environment. They are 46 taught the significance of tree planting and the inter-relatedness with conservation of nature. Children plant trees in their schoolyard with teachers and parents, and look after the trees they have planted. Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan People’s Forum 2001, Japan c/o Shunsuke Iwasaki Maruko Building 5F 1-20-6 Higashiueno, Yaitou-ku Tokyo, 110 Japan http://www.jca.apc.org/pf2001jp/top-e.htm Tel: +81 3 3834 2436 Fax:+81 3 3834 2406 E-mail: PF2001jp@igc.apc.org Profile: The People’s Forum 2001 is a grassroots network dedicated to environment and sustainable development issues. Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan Pro Natura Foundation Shoto Annex Building 1-25-8 Shoto Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0046 Japan Tel: +81 3 5454 1789 Fax:+81 3 5454 2838 E-mail: pronatura@muf.biglobe.ne.jp Profile: The Pro Natura Foundation subsidises research toward the preservation of wild animals, plants and ecosystems as well as the relationship between the natural environment and human beings. Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan
UNESCO Japan Asahi Seimei Ebisu Building 1-3-1 Ebisu Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0013 Japan http://www.unesco.or.jp or www.unesco.or.jp/english/ Tel: +81 3 5424 1121 Fax:+81 3 5424 1126 Profile: Japan was admitted to UNESCO in 1951 and has been very active since, however they are currently not engaged in any activities focusing on protected areas (see UNESCO – International Section). Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan Wetlands International-Japan 402 Axes Nishishinjuku 8-5-3 Nishishinjuku Shinjuku-Ku Tokyo, 160-0023 Japan http://ngo.asiapac.net/wetlands/japan.htm Tel: +81 3 5332 3362 Fax:+81 3 5332 3364 E-mail: wijp@t3.rim.or.jp Profile: Wetlands International-Japan plays an important co-ordinating role for gathering support and promoting cooperation between Japanese Government agencies, NGOs and the private sector on the one hand, and Wetlands International- Asia Pacific programmes in Southeast and North Asia on the other hand. It is closely involved in the programme development of the Kushiro Wetlands Centre, with which Wetlands International has a co-operative agreement. (Also: Wetlands International – International Section). Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan 47 Organisations Wild Bird Society of Japan (WBSJ) Woody Nanpei Bldg, 2F 15-8 Nanpeidai-cho Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0036 Japan www.museum-japan.com/wbsj/#new Tel: +81 3 3463 8997 Fax:+81 3 3463 8844 E-mail: wbsj@yk.rim.or.jp Profile: The Wild Bird Society of Japan aims to conserve the natural environment through protection of birds and their habitats through: encouraging birdwatching; conducting environmental education and research; publishing field guides in various languages; purchasing important habitats; establishing and managing bird and nature sanctuaries; and working to build stronger bird conservation networks throughout Asia. Responsible for Private Bird Sanctuaries. Partner of BirdLife International. Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan World Wide Fund for Nature-Japan (WWF-J) Nihon-seimei Akabane-bashi Bldg., 7F 3-1-14 Shiba Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0014 Japan http://www.wwfjapan.aaapc.co.jp/ Tel: +81 3 3769 1711 Fax:+81 3 3769 1717 E-mail: LDN02771@niftyserve.com, or YurikaAyukawa@imb.net Profile: WWF-Japan promotes local conservation activities and has granted a total of 160 million yen to 252 research and conservation programmes; supports research into the coral reef ecosystems in the Nansei Shoto, and protects individual species. WWF-Japan also supports TRAFFIC-J and contributes to conservation projects in many developing countries and other global projects through WWF International (see WWF International – International Section).
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