第3回自然保護セミナーが開催されました！
2016年10月5日（水）に、第3回自然保護セミナーが開催されました。今回は、就職活動支援セミナーと題し、3名のゲストの方をお招きして、自然保護にかかわる仕事の魅力、就職活動、新社会人としての心構えなどをうかがいました。
お一人目は、コンサーベーション・インターナショナル・ジャパンの浦口あやさんです。このお仕事に就かれるまでのキャリアパス、NGOのお仕事の魅力、現在関わられているプロジェクトなど、大変わかりやすくご紹介くださいました。国際的なお仕事ならではというお写真、エピソードが満載で、あっという間の30分間でした。
お二人目は、環境省の東岡礼治さんです。東岡さんは、筑波大学のご出身で、環境省に入られて今年で20年目になるそうです。国立公園でのレンジャーとしてのご体験、これまでかかわられたお仕事の内容、学生へのメッセージなど、ユーモアをまじえてたっぷりお話くださいました。
最後は、株式会社石勝エクステリアにお勤めされている多賀恵子さんです。こちらの会社では、緑地の設計やまちづくりにかかわる様々な造園プロジェクトを実施されているそうです。「自分のかかわった仕事がずっと残ることが最大の魅力」「暮らしの中にある自然にかかわることができるのが造園業」と、お話しされていました。多賀さんは1年間に何十名もの採用面接をされているそうです。後半には、「新社会人に期待すること」として、温かく、力強いメッセージをいただきました。
この後、少人数にわかれてのフリータイムとなりました。どのグループも、質問やコメントがとぎれることなく続いていました。
すばらしいお話を聞かせてくださった3名の講師の方がた、本当にどうもありがとうございました。
学生のみなさん、
みなさんの道が自然に開けていきますよう、心から応援しています！！
佐伯
自然保護寄附講座では、秋季募集を開始いたします！
詳しくはこちらをご覧ください→自然保護寄附講座秋募集.pdf／NatureConservation-fall.pdf
自然保護サーティフィケートプログラムの履修申請書をアップしました。
必要事項を記入し、申込締切日までにご提出ください。
ダウンロードはこちら （PDF／Word）Application from for Certificate Programme on Nature Conservation（Download here） 
提出締め切りは、
10月11日（火）15:00まで（時間厳守）です。
※原則申請書は担当者へ直接提出すること。 困難な場合はメールでも受け付けます。※必ず指導教員から署名・押印をもらってから提出すること。
提出先：共同研究棟A202
世界遺産専攻事務室内自然保護寄附講座事務局
受付時間 10：00～16：00
事務担当 八十島
TEL ： 029-853-6344
MAIL： nature＠heritage.tsukuba.ac.jp
Capacity Building Workshop on Nature-Culture Linkages in Heritage Conservation in Asia and the Pacific (CBWNCL)
Dates: 18 – 30 September 2016
Place: University of Tsukuba, Japan
Organized by the World Heritage Studies and the Certificate Programme on Nature Conservation (CPNC) at the University of Tsukuba, in cooperation with UNESCO World Heritage Centre, IUCN, ICCROM and ICOMOS.
The CBWNCLThe purpose of the Capacity Building Workshops on Nature-Culture Linkages in Asia and the Pacific (CBWNCL) is to contribute to the World Heritage Capacity Building Programme led by ICCROM and IUCN, in consultation with ICOMOS and the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, in developing new approaches towards integrated conservation of cultural and natural heritage. These workshops will explore nature-culture linkages with focus on theory and practice in Asia and the Pacific Region. Each year, from 2016 to 2019, the series of workshops aims to deal with the general topic of Nature-Culture Linkages in Heritage Conservation. Heritage Conservation is an evolving practice, and one of the current debates focuses on identifying and recovering the connections between nature and culture sectors. This exchange has become instrumental for the interpretation, conservation and sustainable management of both natural and cultural heritage sites. Visiting Japanese heritage sites will form a core component of the programme where participants will conduct practical work. Participants will be able to understand issues and explore approaches being adopted in the field. Theme of CBWNCL 2016: Agricultural LandscapesAgricultural landscapes have been defined in the context of the World Heritage List as testimonies of humanity’s interaction with the land, and as unique examples of coexistence and interaction between people and nature. These heritage landscapes are seen as representative of a rich cultural diversity, and in some cases of sustainable land-use systems and the evidence of human communities struggle for survival in extreme climatic and environmental conditions. However, agricultural landscapes, from the present and the past, only started to be recognized as holding Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) when the categories of organically evolved Cultural Landscapes were introduced in the Operational Guidelines of the World Heritage Convention in 1992. Agricultural landscapes are areas where cultural and natural values are present and interrelated. Industrialization of agriculture has progressively transformed traditional agricultural systems replacing them with monoculture and large scale production. Nevertheless, according to research, traditional systems that have been continued show higher biological and cultural diversity. Agricultural landscapes are expressions of the interrelations between cultural and natural heritage. Currently, there are several national and international initiatives for protecting or promoting the sustainable development of agricultural landscapes. Besides the World Heritage Convention, the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) has favoured the initiation of a diversity of programs for the conservation of biodiversity that relate to agricultural landscapes. For instance, the Satoyama Initiative launched by the Ministry of Environment of Japan and the United Nations University in 2010, focuses on these as socio-ecological systems which importance for the sustainable development of communities is in close relation to natural resources management. The Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS), a global initiative started by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 2002, is concerned with the dynamic conservation of biodiversity through the preservation of traditional rural systems around the world. Furthermore, the European Landscape Convention adopted by the Council of Europe in 2000 promotes landscape management and planning at all scales, giving value to everyday landscapes due to their importance for local communities. Each of these initiatives approaches agricultural landscapes from diverse perspectives and values systems. Added to these diverse value systems, there is also the value system held by the human communities inhabiting these places, maintaining these landscapes. In this first workshop, the interest lies in exploring the nature-culture linkages in agricultural landscapes and their implication in conservation approaches, specifically in the context of Asia and the Pacific region, where we intend adequate regional management systems that integrate culture, nature and indigenous and local knowledge. Objectives
• To strengthen theoretical knowledge on agricultural landscapes and their relevance in connecting conservation practices between natural and cultural heritage professionals.• To visit and exchange experiences with local managers and residents in areas/sites where agricultural landscapes are protected and conserved with different approaches, initiatives and governance systems. • To reflect on nature-culture linkages, natural values and cultural values in agricultural landscapes in general, and in their own sites/case studies in particular.• To establish networks among heritage practitioners in the region.MethodologyThe workshop is an intensive programme combining theory and practice, through lectures, presentations and roundtables in Tsukuba at the University Campus, and a field trip to the World Heritage Site of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama in Gifu and Toyama prefectures, and to GIAHS and Satoyama Initiative projects in the Noto Peninsula, where participants will get in contact with local managers and local communities.ParticipantsThe workshop is open to 15 young professionals from Asia and the Pacific region involved in the management of cultural or natural heritage sites, specifically, agricultural landscapes. Mid-career Heritage Practitioners with minimum of 5 years of experience from both natural and cultural heritage sectors currently engaged in managing/working with agricultural landscapes in particular and natural heritage sites with cultural values and vice versa are eligible to apply.
LecturersInternational and Japanese professionals and academics in the field of heritage conservation (nature and culture sectors).Working language: EnglishCourse Fee: FreeTravel, accommodation and living expensesOrganizers will cover the cost of accommodation and living expenses for the selected participants and a limited number of scholarships will be available to cover the travel costs.CertificateA certificate of attendance given by the University will be awarded to participants who satisfactorily complete the workshop.Application RequirementsGuidelines for Applications.pdfApplication Form.docxTo applyApplications should be e-mailed to maya@heritage.tsukuba.ac.jpPlease see the Guidelines for Application for more details.Application deadline: 9th May 2016
第3回ＮＣセミナー（Nature Conservation Seminar）のお知らせ
自然保護寄附講座が主催する、学生向けセミナー、「ＮCセミナー」を開催します。
気取らず、身近に、自然保護について考えるとても良い機会です。
今回は「自然保護を支える仕事～就職支援セミナー～」をテーマに、貴重なお話をいただきます！
下記のとおり行いますので、講座内の学生はもちろん、講座外の学生も
興味がある方はぜひご参加ください。
日 時：2016年10月5日（水） 15：00～17：00
場 所：筑波大学 人文社会学系棟B216自然保護セミナー室
講演者：東岡礼治さん （環境省自然環境局）
浦口あやさん （コンサベーション・インターナショナル）
多賀恵子さん （株式会社 石勝エクステリア）
内 容：自然保護を支える仕事～就職支援セミナー～
※ＮＣセミナーは、自然保護寄附講座に所属する学生を対象としておりますが、
講座外の学生の参加も歓迎します。
※学外からの参加は受け付けておりません。ご了承ください。
上記のチラシはこちらからダウンロードいただけます：第3回自然保護セミナーポスター.jpg