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Foreword

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・Resolution/ Decision on Biodiversity in Rice Paddy

i) Ramsar COP10 Res.X.31: Enhancing Biodiversity
　in Rice Paddies as Wetland Systems

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ii) CBD COP10 Dec. X/34.: Agricultural Biodiversity

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a) Outline

 a-1) Findings from Researches for Organisms of Rice Paddies

a-1-1)Biodiversity of Rice Paddies

S. Iwabuchi et al.

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a-1-2)Biodiversity in Rice Paddies

M. Kurechi

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a-2) Concept and Models of Integrated Biodiversity Management (IBM)

in Rice Paddies

a-2-1) Integrated Biodiversity Management (IBM)  

in Rice Paddies

K. Kiritani

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a-2-2) Integrated Biodiversity Management in

Paddy Fields: Shift of Paradigm from IPM

toward IBM

K. Kiritani

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a-3) Inventory of Organisms in Paddies

a-3-1) Biodiversity in Rice Paddy I (poster)

A. Furuya

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a-3-2) Biodiversity in Rice Paddy II (poster)

A. Furuya

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a-3-3-1) Inventory ofOrganisms Things in Rice

Paddies (Fauna)

edited by
K. Kiritani

a-3-3-1-1) Insecta

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a-3-3-1-2) Araneomorpha & Acaromorpha

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a-3-3-1-3) Amphibians &Reptiles

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a-3-3-1-4) Fishes

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a-3-3-1-5) Molluscs

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a-3-3-1-6) Crustaceans & Rotifers

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a-3-3-1-7) Nematoda & Annelida

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a-3-3-1-8) Birds

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a-3-3-1-9) Mamals

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a-3-3-1-10) Protista & Cyanobacteria

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a-3-3-2) Inventory of Organisms in Rice

Paddies (Flora)

edited by
K. Kiritani

a-3-3-2-1) Plants

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a-3-3-2-2) Bryopsida

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b) Comprehensive Report

b-1)Traditional Use and Availability of Aquatic Biodiversity in Rice-based

Ecosystems (FAO)

b-1-1) I. Kampong Thom Province, Kingdom  

of Cambodia

Tonette et al.

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b-1-2) II. Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, People’s  

Republic of China

L. Aidong

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b-1-3) III. Xieng Khouang and Houa Phanh

Provinces, Lao PDR

X. Choulamany

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b-1-4) IV. Lai Chau and Hoa Binh Provinces,

Viet Nam

E. Meusch

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b-1-5) V. Rice-fish Farming Tradition and Current

Practices in Northwestern Viet Nam

E. Meusch

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b-1-6) VI. Utilization of Aquatic Biodiversity in

Mountainous Rice-based Ecosystems of

China and Viet Nam

FAO

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b-2) Comprehensive Program Based on Enhansing Biodiversity of

Surrounding Rice Paddies of Kabukuri-numa Wetland

b-2-1) Restoring Rice Paddy Wetland

Environments and the Local Sustainable

Society - Project for Achieving Co-existence

of Rice Paddy Agriculture Kabukuri-numa,

Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

M. Kurechi

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b-2-2) Activities for Co-existing Rice Agriculture

with Over-Wintering Geese in

Kabukuri-numa and Surrounding Rice

Paddies

M. Kurechi

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b-3) Comprehensive Program to Protect Rice Paddy Biodiversity in the

Lake Biwa Watershed

b-3-1) Practices for Conserving Paddy Field

Biodiversity in the Basin of Lake Biwa, a

Ramsar Wetland

T. Ohtsuka

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b-3-2) The “Yurikago Suiden” Project: Has this

Effort to Revive Paddy fields as Fish

Nurseries Succeeded?

T. Hazama et al.

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b-3-3) Winter Flooding Provides a Habitat for

Threatened Fish and Amphibians in a Hilly

Area Paddy Field

S. Ono et al.

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b-3-4) Predation by Crucian Carp Larva/fry

Visualizes Biological Interactions of Paddy

Field Community

T. Ohtsuka et. al.

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b-3-5) Pioneer Studies on Some Microscopic

Organisms: an Unknown Aspect of Species

Diversity in Paddy Fields

T. Ohtsuka et al.

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b-3-6) An important Factor Limiting the

Distribution of Large Branchiopods in Shiga

Prefecture, Japan: Moisture Content of Rice

Paddy Soil in Winter

M. Maeda et al.

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b-3-7) Aquatic Animal Assemblages Inhabiting the

Rice Fields in Shiga Prefecture, Central

Japan

Y. Mukai.

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b-3-8) Sustainability of “Rice of Takashima

Ikimono Tambo”with standing on market

sympathy

K. Honda

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b-4) Environmental Construction of Municipal Communities for

co-existence with waterbirds

b-4-1) Social Development and Regional

Regeneration through Re-introducing

Oriental White Stork and Enhancing

Biodiversity of Rice Paddy in Toyooka,

Japan.

H. Miyagaki

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b-4-2) Sado's Satoyama in Harmony with

Japanese Crested Ibis -The Sado GIAHS

Project-

K. Takano

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b-4-3) Osaki, the City Which Attracts Migratory

Birds -its Efforts for Co-existence of

Agriculture and Wildlife -

Osaki City

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b-4-4) Project for the nature-symbiotic Community

Development　Noda City, Chiba Prefecture

T. Nemoto

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b-5) Programs to Enhance Biodiversity of Rice Paddies in Tsunami

Attacked Areas by Great East Japan Earthquake

b-5-1) Tohoku Green Renaissance Projects

- Rebuilding from 3.11 Disaster

S. Iwabuchi

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b-5-2) Restoration from the Tsunami through

Resilience of Ecosystem

T. Iwabuchi

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c) Reports on Special Fields

c-1) Soil Microbial Diversity

c-1-1) Advocacy of Positive Environmental

Assessment Using Soil Microbial Diversity

and its VitalityValue

N. Sakuramoto et al.

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c-1-2) A New Index for Right Agriculture,

"Soil Mirogobial Diversity Vitality Value

(SMDVV)"

N. Sakuramoto

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c-1-3) Soil Microbial Diversity and Its Vitality Value

- Vitalize Agriculture, Vitalize Local People -

N. Sakuramoto

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c-2) Waterbirds and Rice Paddies

c-2-1) Summer-flooded Fields and Shorebirds

- Creating Stopover Sites for Shorebirds on

their Fall Migration in Summer-flooded

Wheat Rotation Fields-

A. Furuya

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c-2-2) Bird Use of Rice Fields in Korea and Japan

M. Fujioka et al.

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c-3) Information Provided by Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and

Fisheries of Japan

c-3-1) Handbook for Nurturing Living Things in

Rice Paddies and Other Agricultural Fields

(excerpts)

MAFFJ

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c-3-2) Guidebook on Living Things Trademark

(excerpts)

MAFFJ

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d) International Symposiums on Practical Use of Rice Paddy

Resolution X.31

d-1) TAKASHIMA WORKSHOP- International Workshop on Rice Paddy and

Wetland Conservation, Takashima, Japan, 6-7 August 2010

[Summary]

d-1-1) Summary of Workshop

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d-1-2) Sustainable Rice Paddy Management for

the CBD 2020 Target

H. Isozaki

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d-1-3) An Urgent Need in Asia: Effective

Rice Paddy-related Legislation for Wetland

and Biodiversity Conservation

A. Tolentino

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d-1-4) Where do We Go from Here?

R. D’Cruz

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d-1-5) Case on Kabukuri-numa and Surrounding

Rice Paddies - Beyond CBD COP10

M. Kurechi

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d-1-6) Intensification of Malaysia Rice Agro

Ecosystems on Sustainable Developmentin

Enhancing Rice Production

M. Mansor

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d-1-7) System of Rice Intensification (SRI)

Method; a Boon for Rice Paddy Farmers of

Chilika Lake Basin, India.

A. Pattnaik

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d-1-8) Rice Production and a Vision for

Mekong’s Wetlands

B. B. Bhandari

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d-1-9) Making Rice Paddy Compatible with

Wetland Conservation Objective

B. B. Bhandari

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d-1-10) Rice Paddy as a Climate Change

Adaptation option in the wetlands of

Bangladesh

S. Hossain

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d-1-11) Sustainable Rice Paddy for Floodplain

Ecosystem Conservation under

Emerging Climate Change: Case of

Bangladesh Ecosystem

M. A minulIslam

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d-1-12) The Satoyama Initiative-Advancing

Socio-Ecological Production Landscapes for

the Benefit of Biodiversity and Human

Well-being

Y. Natori

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d-1-13) Rice Paddy Wetlands in China

C. Kelin

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d-1-14) Biodiversity on Nice paddy

T. Kiuchi

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d-1-15) Comparisons of Bird Communities of

Organically and Conventionally Grown Rice

Field in Korea.

W. Shin Lee

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[Full Reports]

d-1-16) Successful Cases on Sustainable

Rice Paddy Farming Practices and Wetland

Conservation in Asia

Published by MOE

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d-2) ASIAN WETLAND SYMPOSIUM (AWS) Wuxi, China, 11-13 October

2011 Session V: Wetlands and agriculture; Follow up Rice Paddy

Resolution X.31

d-2-1) Effective Governance of Rice Paddies for

Wetland and Biodiversity Conservation

A. Tolentino

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d-2-2) Abundance and It’s Local Movement

Odonata Manik Ranbung Rice Field, North of

Sumatera-Indonesia

A. Zuliy anti Siregar, et.al

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d-2-3) The Role of the Business Sector For the

Conservation and Wise Use of Wetlamds

-Aleph’s Activity on Rice Paddies

Y. Hashibe

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d-2-4) The Revitalization of our Regional

Community and Economy through Stork

Conservation: Challenge for

Toyooka (Toyooka city, Hyogo prefecture)

M. Nakagai

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d-2-5) What is the Farmlamd Use that Suits

Natural Environment around Lagoon in

Shiga Prefecture Japan

R. Oasa et al.

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d-2-6) Reintroduction of Crested Ibises to Rice

Paddies in Sado

K. Takano

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d-2-7) Creating the Way towards Co-existence of

Communityand the Japanese Crested Ibis

K. Mori et al.

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d-3) International Symposia for the Creation of a Japan/Korea Local

Government Network for Implementing Ramsar Resolution X.31

Bugok, Korea, 27 April-1 May 2012

-Session 1: Local Government’s Effort to Enhancing the Biodiversity in

Rice Paddy

d-3-1) Project to Make Use of Multi-function of

Rice Paddies in OsakI City

M. Maruta

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d-3-2) The Revitalization of Our Regional

Community and Economy through Stork

Reintroduction

M. Nakagai

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d-3-3) Restration of Crested Ibis and Rice Paddies

in Sado Is.

M. Kai

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d-3-4) Crested Ibis Restoration in Korea

S. Lee

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-Session 2: Case Study of Rice Paddy Biodiversity Enhancement Activity in

S.Korea and Japan

d-3-5) A Rice Farming together with Oriental

White Stork

O. Oka

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d-3-6) Good Practices of Rice Paddy Farming

Enhancing Biodiversity in Japan

M. Kurechi

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d-3-7) A Challenge to Enhancing the Rice Paddy

Biodiversity in Gyeongnam Province

C. Lee

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d-3-8) The Living Environment Agriculture

LEA Inst.

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d-3-9) Bugok_Declaration

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d-4) Ramsar COP11 Side Event

d-4-1) Enhancement of Biodiversity in Rice Paddies

as Wetland Ecosystem (program)

RNJ & KNRPW

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e) Others

e-1) Song of “Fuyumizu-tambo” (Winter-flooded Rice Paddy)

e-1-1) Words & music Japanese

T. Tanaka

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e-1-2) Song "Fuyumizu-tambo"

(winter-flooded rice paddy) in Japanese

Vocal; T. Tanaka & Children

e-1-3) Song Children Chorus "Fuyumizu-tambo"

Vocal; Fuyumizu-tambo Children Chorus

e-1-4) Words: Korean

Kim Fan

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e-1-5) Song "Fuyumizu-tambo" in Korean

MMM-Mama's Moment Musical

e-1-6) Words: English

A. Takahashi

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e-1-7) Song Winter-flooded Rice Fields

Forever: English

 Vocal: David

e-2) Song and dance of Fuyumizu-Tango

e-2-1) Song and dance of Fuyumizu-Tango

"Music & Words by M. Iida

Vocal: M.Matsuhashi

English Words by A. Suzuki

Credit: Aleph-Inc."

e-2-2) Song full version

e-2-3) Words; Japanese, English

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e-3) List of Persons and Organizations Contributeed

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