Inagi City

Biodiversity x No littering

Last updated: January 13, 2021

Let's stop littering such as masks! !

While mask-wearing is increasing, mask littering is also increasing.
There have been reports of damage to wildlife, such as masks getting entangled in birds' legs.
To protect the ecosystem of living things, please refrain from littering masks and other garbage.

In order to connect "biodiversity" to the future, be kind and considerate to living things! !

In our daily lives, we are surrounded by many living things, including plants, animals, insects and fish.
Living things are connected to each other, and all living things are connected by the relationship of "eating" and "being eaten".
We call the various mutual support relationships that exist between living things "biodiversity."
Harmful or reckless feeding of living creatures around us, and actions that disturb the original way of life of living creatures, destroy the bonds between living creatures, making it impossible to connect biodiversity to the future.
Treat living things with kindness and consideration.

Image spot-billed duck in Misawa River
Spot-billed duck in Misawa River

image foraging kestrel
foraging kestrel

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Inagi City Urban Environment Development Department Greenery and Environment Division Telephone: 042-378-2111