The Wildlife Management Center

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The Wildlife Management Center

Philosophy

Philosophy

Our aims are to establish a research and education center for wildlife management; to create an international wildlife-management consortium; and to construct a scientific system for managing wildlife.

We will also continue to educate students and conduct research that contributes to improving the sustainable value of rural areas, and to solve the social issues involving wildlife-human conflicts by training the next generation of wildlife managers.

History

2009–2011 “Construction of a wildlife-management system” is selected for Special Education and Research Grant, Minsistry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
August 2019 The Science Council of Japan’s Committee “Wildlife Management in a Declining Population Society” proposed the creation of a program for training highly skilled wildlife-management professionals that are originally from rural areas
December 2021 “Establishment of the Wildlife Management Center” is selected to be a part of MEXT’s organizational reform of education and research
February 2022 Hosted a preparatory panel for the establishment of the Wildlife Management Center within Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
April 2022 Opened the Wildlife Management Center as a facility attached to the Faculty of Agriculture at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Organization

Staff Members Hiroyuki Uno, Center Director
Shinsuke Koike, Assistant Director
Hayato Takada, Full-time Instructor
Takahiro Morosawa, Full-time Instructor
Participating Researchers
Members of Review Committee
Fuchu District Business Office
Contact Information Wildlife Management Center
3-5-8 Saiwai-cho, Fuchu, Tokyo 183-8509
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Building 1 (4F, 428)
Contact Information: Tel & Fax: +81-42-367-5861
Email: wm-center (enter the @ symbol here) m2.jskrtf.com
Location