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 Disaster Response  Japan Project #14123

Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest

by OISCA International
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest Before the Disaster After the Disaster Bend of the Bark Start in the Snow Resilience Grows Raising 100,000 Seedlings Session on safety management. Mr. Sasaki explaining the logic of thinning. The actual cutting process done in pair. Carrying of the felled trees to the dropping point Mr. Otsuki while guiding new volunteers. Professional forest worker maintaining the site. Uprooted kuzu helped removed by a local volunteer. Destructive salt spray at the project site. fox`s burrow at our project site. Hauling of the thinned black-pines Actual thinning process Opening ceremony of the memorial zone Kitagama Area Memorial Zone Our professional forest workers The actual thinning process Selective cutting of black pines Loading of cut trees on the dump truck. Project site's aerial view Black pines planted 5 years ago Mobilized volunteer students at the project site Project stakeholders Mayor Shiro Yamada while planting black pines. Soaking of seedlings into polymer solution.
 
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OISCA International

Location: Suginami-ku, Tokyo - Japan
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Ma. Grazen Acerit
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Ma. Grazen Acerit
Suginami-ku, Tokyo Japan
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