【Programme Overview and Objectives】
In the 'tidal pools' in the sea-eroded land formed by the erosion of sandstone by waves and wind, you can see the lives of small creatures that support a rich ecosystem. In this programme, you can learn about the nature and fish that live in the national park in SATOUMI, as well as how various lives are connected to the sea and what it means to live alongside the sea.
【Programme Outline】
■Classroom lecture (20 minutes)
○About the natural environment of the national park and the ecosystem of the Tatsukushi Coast
○SATOUMI guided tour
*Mountains → river → sea → deep sea → GOAL
■Fieldwork
○Tidal pool tour (geo-tour)
・Tide pool tour (geo-guide) *Formation of geological strata → Coastal vegetation/observation of living creatures
■Classroom lectures (30 minutes)
○Summary lecture
○Presentation by students on their impressions, goals, etc.
・Time required for the programme: 3 hours
・Time of year: All year round
・Minimum number of participants: 5
・Maximum number of participants: 40
・Price: from 3,500 yen
In the 'tidal pools' in the sea-eroded land formed by the erosion of sandstone by waves and wind, you can see the lives of small creatures that support a rich ecosystem. In this programme, you can learn about the nature and fish that live in the national park in SATOUMI, as well as how various lives are connected to the sea and what it means to live alongside the sea.
【Programme Outline】
■Classroom lecture (20 minutes)
○About the natural environment of the national park and the ecosystem of the Tatsukushi Coast
○SATOUMI guided tour
*Mountains → river → sea → deep sea → GOAL
■Fieldwork
○Tidal pool tour (geo-tour)
・Tide pool tour (geo-guide) *Formation of geological strata → Coastal vegetation/observation of living creatures
■Classroom lectures (30 minutes)
○Summary lecture
○Presentation by students on their impressions, goals, etc.
・Time required for the programme: 3 hours
・Time of year: All year round
・Minimum number of participants: 5
・Maximum number of participants: 40
・Price: from 3,500 yen
Higashi
By observing the small creatures that support the rich ecosystem in tidepools, and studying about the fish that live on the Tatsukushi Coast and the environment of the national park in SATOUMI, we learn that the rivers that flow out of the rich forests also enrich the sea. The programme is designed to help people think about what they can do proactively in the future to pass on the baton in a beautiful form to the next generation as they become adults.
- Regions
- West
Address | 〒787-0014 高知県四万十市駅前町10-20 |
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Telephone Number | 0880-31-0233 |
Contact Information | Hata Regional Tourism Council |
Contact Person | Higashi |
Email Address | syuryo@hata-koiki.com |