ユースカジノ イージープラン ユースカジノ イージープランユースカジノ イージープラン Forest Protection Activity in "Hikari no Mori (Bright Forest)" April 27, 2017 ユースカジノ イージープラン
On April 27, 2017 (Thursday), ユースカジノ イージープラン held a forest protection activity in "Hikari no Mori (Bright Forest)" located at the foot of Aoyama Highland in Mie Prefecture.
"Hikari no Mori" is a city-owned forest located at the foot of the Aoyama Highland in Mie Prefecture. In 2011, ユースカジノ イージープラン signed an agreement with Mie Prefecture to maintain the forest based on a five-year plan starting from 2016 by carrying out activities such as tree thinning to grow the forest.
Both rounds of activities in the summer and autumn of 2016 were canceled due to poor weather, but the sky was clear on the day of the event, which marks the ninth round of the activity and the first after a year and a half with a total of 38 participants who are employees of Mie Group.
ユースカジノ イージープラン watched from a close distance how tree thinning was conducted by members of the Forest Owners' Cooperative, and carried out the activity while being provided with tips on the techniques. As they help to cut down Japanese cypress trees using a handsaw, the cross section gave off a distinct and pleasant scent.
A woodworking class that makes use of timber collected from the thinning activity was also held, where participants engaged enthusiastically in making their own chopsticks and spoons.
Participants also attended a small workshop on Japanese ticks that was conducted by the Forest Owners' Cooperative. Japanese ticks are blood-sucking organisms that are found in mountains and forests. Victims may contract serious infections if bitten by them, so the workshop was a good opportunity for ユースカジノ イージープラン to learn the importance of preventing such infections and the necessary measures to take.
ユースカジノ イージープラン will continue to engage actively in such forest protection activities.
- Organizing companies
- ユースカジノ イージープラン
- Venues
- ユースカジノ イージープラン "Hikari no Mori" (Mie Prefecture, Tsu City, Hakusan-cho, Aza Kitanunobiki 28-58)
- No. of participants
- 38