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(2005) Collaboration with Yokohama University for plant life investigation and greenery
 
All Activities Tree Planting Collaboration with Yokohama University

Mongolian independent district of Rinsei Prefecture
Mongolian independent district of Rinsei Prefecture

One of Yamada Bee Farm's contributions to society is that we are planting trees domestically and abroad. We are working to protect natural environments in Nepal, Mongolia, and around our company in Japan. We think this activity will help to restore the greenery of Mongolia as well as to prevent its desertification. Under the supervision of Dr. Akira Miyawaki, an expert in plant life sciences from the International Life Science Center, and in collaboration with Yokohama University, we have been conducting plant life investigations since 2002.
Summary of planting in the Mongolian prefecture of Rinsei
Planting Date June 19, 2005
Participants Japanese- 40 people
Chinese - 260 people
Planting location China (Independent District of Mongolia, Rinsei prefecture)
Trees Total : 20,000 trees
Pear 11,500 trees
Prunus armeniaca 2,000 trees
Japanes spirea 2,000 trees
Chinese Red Pine 500 trees
Phamnus japonica var.deciplens 2,000 trees
Mongolian Pear 2,000 trees
Second from the left is Dr. Miyakawa.  Second from the right is Yamada Bee Farm president Hideo Yamada.
Second from the left is Dr. Miyakawa.
Second from the right is Yamada Bee Farm president Hideo Yamada.

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