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New strategies of green conservation and creation in the city development
30 March 2014
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Designing community embracing greenery in private areaAttempts for developing green community utilizing Yokohama green tax through collaboration among government, district, and university
30 March 2014
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Forest use and its regulation in the Gunung Halimun Salak National Park (West Java)
30 January 2014
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Hydrological and suspended-sediment concentrations observation at a forested headwater catchment in Japanese Alps region, Nodagasawa watershed, Terasawayama station, AFC
30 March 2017
Japan

To understand the rainfall-runoff process and sediment delivery process in headwater catchment, hydrological observation and the monitoring of suspended sediment concentrations (SSC) was conducted at a forested headwater catchment in Japanese Alps region.

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On the landowner share of profits from the bunshu-zorin (profits-sharing planting system)Tax deducton of worker's share from profits of forest production cooperatives
30 March 2000
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Changes leading to the new construction of a rural community for satoyama resources utilization in the hilly and mountainous area
30 October 2016
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Practical use of satoyama through cow grazing
30 October 2016
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Is it possible to restore forests after the abandonment of agricultural fields and satoyama woodlands?
30 October 2016
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Modern Japanese and English translations and content analysis of 'Additional Forest Methods [Somayama Houshikichou Shitsugi]' from the 'Eight Volumes on Forest Administration'
30 December 2014

'Somayama Houshikichou Shitsugi [Additional Forest Methods]' was promulgated in 1747 as a supplementary volume to 'Somayama Houshikichou [Forest Methods]' which had been published a decade earlier in 1737.

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