RIHN Public Seminars

83^rd

Global Warming and Local Issues in Tropical Peatlands. Remote Responsibility of Japanese Consumers

17 February, 2022 at online

82^nd

Co-creating future sanitation systems with children, local communities and researchers

11 January, 2022 at Heart Pier Kyoto

81^st

流域ガバナンスって何だろう？流域の健全性を向上する3つのつながり Canceled

13 March, 2020 at Heart Pier Kyoto

80^th

Bon Apetit, Afrique!
Life/gastronomic worlds of Mali and Burkina Faso make us think about future of our region and globe

21 June, 2019 at Heart Pier Kyoto

79^th

Peatland exploitation and environment in Indonesia with the perspectives on the relation between Indonesia (natural resource rich and exporting country) and Japan (natural resource import and manufactured goods exporting country)

12 March, 2019 at Heart Pier Kyoto

78^th

Ecosystem-based Disaster Risk Reduction in the era of climate change

11 October, 2018 at Heart Pier Kyoto

77^th

"After rain comes fair weather"－Terrible but deep relationships between climate variation and Japanese history

8 June, 2018 at Heart Pier Kyoto

76^th

China’s Environmental Problems and Prospects for Japanese Cooperation

23 March, 2018 at Heart Pier Kyoto

75^th

Moving from management to care: the Area Capability approach to local resources

15 February, 2018 at Heart Pier Kyoto

74^th

Our "Environment" between Present and Future : A Discussion with High School Students

1 February, 2018 at Lecture Hall, RIHN

73^rd

Future Design

4 July, 2017 at Heart Pier Kyoto

72^nd

Environmental regeneration starting from the 'Can't help caring' sentiment

16 June, 2017 at Heart Pier Kyoto

71^st

Science Contributing Solutions of Global Environmental Problems:
The quest for transdisciplinary research learning together with diverse societal actors

24 March, 2017 at Heart Pier Kyoto

70^th

Trying to Think about "Environment" with High School Students

9 February, 2017 at RIHN

69^th

Mainstreaming of Biological diversity

24 January, 2017 at Kyoto Kyoiku Bunka Center

68^th

An Environmental History Perspective of Modern Asia: From the Growth Paradigm to the Sustainability Paradigm

28 November, 2016 at Heart Pier Kyoto

67^th

Water quality mapping with citizens-2 : diagnose water in Kyoto

25 March, 2016 at Heart Pier Kyoto

66^th

“ Heart, Life, Environment ” - A discussion with high school students.

4 February, 2016 at RIHN

65^th

Network of living organisms revealed by stable isotope ratios

4 December, 2015 at Heart Pier Kyoto

64^th

Water quality mapping with citizens.

20 November, 2015 at Heart Pier Kyoto

63^rd

Kyoto and The Blessing of Mother Lake

30 April, 2015 at Heart Pier Kyoto

63^nd

Food Diversity and Fall of Cultures: Environmental Issues from Archeological Viewpoint

19 May, 2015 at Heart Pier Kyoto

61^st

“ Kyoto, Town, Environment ” - A discussion with high school students.

12 February, 2014 at RIHN

60^th

Hear the story from a Hanamachi mother - Food, clothing, housing and environment in Kyoto.

17 October, 2014 at RIHN

59^th

Tasting coffee and chocolate more deeply - linking local production and consuming regions.

19 September, 2014 at RIHN

58^th

Did the Heike collapse out of arrogance? What tree rings tell us.

18 July, 2014 at RIHN

57^th

“A Conversation with Wanjira Maathai about Peace and Environment”

23 February, 2014 at RIHN

56^th

“A Conversation with a Hunter – The Mountains and Animal Life in Kyoto”

21 February, 2014 at Heart Pier Kyoto

55^th

Global Warming: Which Way to Go

11 December, 2013 at Heart Pier Kyoto

54^th

Coastal Environment and Marine Resource

18 October, 2013 at RIHN

53^rd

“Arab Spring” from Environmental Point of View

20 September, 2013 at RIHN

52^nd

Minamata Disease in Canada: Why again?

10 September, 2013 at Heart Pier Kyoto

51^st

The Daily Life in Rural Area — The Reality of Wild Beast Damages and The Protection

21 June, 2013 at RIHN

50^th

Transdisciplinary Science Supporting Sustainable Community Development : Goals of ILEK Project

24 April, 2013 at RIHN

49^th

Living a nature you know as yourself

15 February, 2013 at Heart Pier Kyoto

48^th

We stay with Africa — a case of some techinical inovations for desertification control —

18 January, 2013 at RIHN Lecture Hall

47^th

Environmental Destruction in Southeast Asia and the Future of Our Food

22 June, 2012 at RIHN Lecture Hall

46^th

Search for a new image of the Indus Civilization

11 May, 2012 at Heart Pier Kyoto

45^th

How Will You Live after Finishing Oil Resources? Part3

9 September, 2011 at RIHN Lecture Hall

44^th

Invitation to Global Environmental Studies: Behind the Scenes

5 August, 2011 at RIHN Lecture Hall

43^rd

Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake: The Importance of Including Survivors Perspective

19 May, 2011 at Heart Pier Kyoto

42^nd

Learning from Minamata: from Pollution to Global Environmental Problems

15 February, 2011 at Heart Pier Kyoto

41^st

Oral History and Harmonious Coexistence with Nature: Tlingit Story-Telling by Bob Sam

30 November, 2010 at Heart Pier Kyoto

40^th

How Will You Live after Finishing Oil Resources? Part2

17 September, 2010 at RIHN Lecture Hall

39^th

Haiku and Global Environmental Problems

18 June, 2010 at Heart Pier Kyoto

38^th

Garden Cities or Metrocivilization: Kyoto, Shibuya and the Cities of the Future

16 April, 2010 at Heart Pier Kyoto

37^th

Global Warming and Water

16 February, 2010 at Heart Pier Kyoto

36^th

Economic Development and Enviromental Issue in India

18 December, 2009 at RIHN Lecture Hall

35^th

China's Environmental Problems : Possibilities and Role of International Nongovernmental Cooperation

16 October, 2009 at Heart Pier Kyoto

34^th

A Philisophy of Co-existence: Neo Confucian Environmental Thought

11 September, 2009 at RIHN Lecture Hall

33^rd

World Water - The Role and Responsibility of Japan in the 21st Century

19 June, 2009 at Heart Pier Kyoto

32^nd

How Will You Live after Finishing Oil Resources?

17 April, 2009 at RIHN Lecture Hall

31^st

Antarctic Research and the Global Environment

13 March, 2009 at Seminar Room 3,4,5, RIHN

30^th

From “里山・里海” to “Satoyama, Satoumi”

23 January, 2009 at Heart Pier Kyoto

29^th

People in Siberia’s extremely cold region and global warming

21 November, 2008 at RIHN Lecture Hall

28^th

Dendrochronology – From the past to the future

17 October, 2008 at RIHN Lecture Hall

27^th

Whaling Eco-Politics: A new horizon of human interactions with wildlife in the 21st century

19 September, 2008 at Heart Pier Kyoto

26^th

Global Environmental Change and Health: How should we change our lifestyles?

16 May, 2008 at RIHN Lecture Hall

25^th

Nature and Environmental Disruption in Tropical Forest in Malaysia and Grassland in Mongolia

18 April, 2008 at Heart Pier Kyoto

24^th

The History of the Yellow River and Northern China plain

14 March, 2008 at RIHN Lecture Hall

23^rd

Roles of the Citizens and Responsibility of the Researchers for Global and Regional Environment

15 February, 2008 at Heart Pier Kyoto

22^nd

Satoyama - “Domestic Forest” in the Tropics and Temperate: Is Natural Forest alone Valuable for Living Things?

9 November, 2007 at RIHN Lecture Hall

21^st

A World Heritage Site in Kyoto - Message from Kamigamo Shrine Grove

12 October, 2007 at Heart Pier Kyoto

20^th

Can Sacred Forests in the Japanese Shrines be Considered as Relics of Primeval Evergreen forests?

21 September, 2007 at RIHN Lecture Hall

19^th

Farmers in Developing Countries who Live under Variable Environment

25 May, 2007 at RIHN Lecture Hall

18^th

The Silk Road - Historical Interactions between Human and nature

20 April, 2007 at RIHN Lecture Hall

17^th

Different Types of Illness Doctors for Humans and Doctors for the Environment

9 March, 2007 at RIHN Lecture Hall

16^th

Landscape is Alive!

1 December, 2006 at RIHN Lecture Hall

15^th

Global Environmental Problems under the Ground

20 October, 2006 at RIHN Lecture Hall

14^th

Why Did the Indus Civilization Decline?

22 September, 2006 at RIHN Lecture Hall

13^th

What will Become of Japanese Nature?
How should we plan Japanese Land?

9 June, 2006 at RIHN Lecture Hall

12^th

A Prologue to Environmental History in Eurasia - from Monsoon Asia to Silkroad

14 April, 2006 at RIHN Seminar Room

11^th

New Environmental Hypothesis entitled “Megascale Fish Feeding Forests” Applied to Amur River, the Sea of Okhotsk and the World Nature Heritage Shiretoko

3 March, 2006 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

10^th

Narrative Theory of Environment?
Environmental Quality and Environmental Consciousness

3 February, 2006 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

9^th

Species-rich Forests are necessary for sustainable human life

2 December, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

8^th

Fish and Food Culture in Southeast Asia

7 October, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

7^th

Kamo River and Hwang Ho - The Blessing and Misfortune

2 September, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

6^th

Impacts of Climate Change on Life and Environment

3 June, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

5^th

Global Warming, Is It real?

1st April, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

4^th

World water issues in the 21st century

4 March, 2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

3^rd

Iriomote Island with its Subtropical Nature and Life

4 February,2005 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

2^nd

A Multi-disciplinary challenge towards the Lake Biwa Watershed Management

3 December, 2004 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

1^st

The Fascination and the Reality of the Silk Road Region

5 November, 2004 at Doshisha Niijima Kaikan

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