Ecology and Civil Engineering

Ecology and Civil Engineering

Published by Ecology and Civil Engineering Society

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Online ISSN : 1882-5974
Print ISSN : 1344-3755
ISSN-L : 1344-3755

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2023 - 2024 Volume 26 Issue 2

Small pools on the sides of forest roads as breeding sites for the Tohoku salamander (Hynobius lichenatus): a case study in the Shonai region of northeastern Japan. Kaho SASAOKA, Masayuki U. SAITO
Toward appropriate animal experiment and field research on wild animals. Tsuneo SEKIJIMA, Kunihiko AMANO
Fluctuations in discharged water quality during the drying operation of agricultural reservoirs and estimation of the pond bottom environment and benthic organisms before the drying operation. Morio TSUJI, Masaki SUZUKI
A systematic review of research on biodiversity in Japanese retarding basins. Kota TAWA, Jun NISHIHIRO, Masaru SAKAI, Toshimasa TAKEDA, Seiji HAYASHI

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Landscape and local scale effects on the orthopteran assemblages in the paddy agroecosystems on the Sado Island, Japan with implications for the habitat management for the crested ibis.

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Ecosystem resilience and biodiversity: towards the new paradigm of ecological engineering assuming unpredictable disaster.

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“SATOYAMA green-infrastructure”, a measure for climate change adaptation: potential for multipurpose usage of abandoned paddy on small valley bottoms in the Lake Inbanuma watershed, Chiba, Japan.

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