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Specialized researchers conduct various surveys on the growth and distribution of different organisms.
The Earth we live on does not belong only to humans. It is only through the coexistence of various organisms that the concept of "Earth" is established. Our company helps facilitate coexistence with other organisms through biological surveys.
Collect valuable data on manta rays, which have rarely been studied, and cooperate in building a foundation for long-term monitoring of their habitat.
Looking to the future, manta rays could become an excellent indicator species for monitoring environmental changes in the world's oceans and coral reefs due to their widespread distribution and easily recognizable appearance. Global warming has caused significant changes in the state of the Earth's oceans. All changes, such as variations in sea temperature, ocean current patterns, and ocean acidification, could have dramatic consequences for manta ray distribution, migration, and behavior, as well as for the coral reefs that support their lives. Investigating the relationship between manta ray distribution and migration and large-scale ocean changes will help researchers monitor and assess the health of the oceans on Earth.
Investigators with specialized knowledge in various taxonomic groups are available! We conduct a wide range of survey activities related to biology.
Our company conducts a wide range of research related to living organisms, including surveys of the Japanese giant salamander, which is a special natural monument, fish surveys of species designated as rare wildlife in Tottori Prefecture such as the southern red-finned loach, and habitat surveys of the Japanese deer, which has seen an increase in population in recent years. Surveyors with specialized knowledge in various taxonomic groups are available to assist. We accept requests not only from government agencies but also from private clients and subcontracting for large-scale surveys. We look forward to your inquiries regarding surveys. 【Types of Surveys】 ■ Survey of the Japanese giant salamander ■ Fish surveys including the southern red-finned loach ■ Habitat surveys of the Japanese deer ■ A wide range of surveys related to living organisms *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
