Titlebook: Social-Ecological Restoration in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes; Nisikawa Usio,Tadashi Miyashita Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Adaptive manage

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Column: Promoting Agriculture with a Recognition of Biological Diversity in the Context of Rice Paddrol, stabilization of the coastline, and land reclamation. They also help to preserve the supply of groundwater and contribute to the sedimentation of silt with abundant nutrients; they also filter pollutants and store organic matter (Matthews 1995). Due to the public’s inability to recognize the va

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Column: Sado Wrinkled Frog: An Alternative Symbol for Wildlife-Friendly Farming on Sado Island?rtilizers have been introduced throughout Japan. The aim of such farming methods is to restore the agricultural ecosystem. A number of rice paddies cultivated using the above methods use iconic species such as the crested ibis . (Sado City, Niigata Prefecture), Oriental white stork . (Toyooka City,

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Using the Oriental White Stork as an Indicator Species for Farmland Restorationogram was started in the Toyooka Basin, the last habitat for this large bird. The Oriental white stork usually feeds on a range of small wetland animals, such as fish, frogs, and insects, particularly in paddy fields and their surrounding areas, serving as a biodiversity indicator in such rural area

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Nursery Grounds for Round Crucian Carp, ,, in Rice Paddies Around Lake Biwawa in Japan. One involves fish culture: newly hatched or pre-flexion larvae are released into rice paddies after the rice transplantation, and then reared to juveniles before the mid-season drainage. The other involves the installation of fish passes to enhance the entry of adult fish into paddies a

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Column: Rice-Fish Culture: The Contemporary Significance of a Traditional Practiceloped in the early 1840s in the Saku basin, Nagano Prefecture, and subsequently spread to other regions (Tansuigyo-kenkyukai 1984). Fish, mainly the common carp (.), raised in rice fields were an important source of protein for the farmers as well as a supplementary source of income as a custom-free

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Responses of Aquatic Insect, Terrestrial Arthropod, and Plant Biodiversity to the V-Furrow Direct Serrestrial arthropods and plants in rice paddies. In DS fields, rice is sown in well-drained fields, and flooding is performed 1 month later than that in conventional transplanting rice fields. DS fields are then continuously flooded until harvesting, unlike in conventional fields where a midseason d