Journal of the Japan Landslide Society
Online ISSN : 1882-0034
Print ISSN : 1348-3986
ISSN-L : 1348-3986
Diverse ecosystem in Mikabu landslide, Shikoku district
Hideki INAGAKIHideki KOSAKANatsumi HIRATAHayata KUSAKAToshiaki INADA
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2004 Volume 41 Issue 3 Pages 245-254

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Abstract
In our country, many parts of the land are mountain area. It is difficult for people to live where mountain area consists of many steep slopes. However, agriculture has been performed since ancient ages in the landslide area of mountain terrain, because there are many gentle slopes, much groundwater and fertile soil. We have studied recently on the countermeasures against the landslide, the lifestyle that is coexisted with the landslide phenomenon, and the land use.
In this paper, the ecosystem feature of animals and plants in a landslide area was investigated as an example of the large-scale landslide of Shikoku Mountains. The landslide area has various micro-topographic features, that is, diverse ecosystems and land use are accepted by comparing a landslide area with the adjoining non-landslide area. The conservation methods of the diverse ecosystems are important without serious natural disaster in the landslide area, where is distributed as like belt and island in the steep mountains area.
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