15. Life on Land

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15. Life on Land

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15. Life on Land

Kyushu University seeks for a creation of a campus that coexists with the environment through establishing the Ito Campus, which has approximately 99 hectares of green space, including the Biodiversity Conservation Zone. Many studies and efforts are being made to save forests, wetlands, agricultural lands worldwide, and Japan. Besides, researches are underway in various fields such as science, agriculture, urban planning, and economics, with themes such as biodiversity creation/conservation and environmental conservation policy planning.

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Education

The number shows how many classes are related with SDG15 among KIKAN Education which offers all undergraduate students in Kyushu university.

c.f. Faculty of Arts and Science, Kyushu University
https://www.artsci.kyushu-u.ac.jp/english/

Research

374

The number shows research outputs toward achieving SDG15 in Kyushu University. Our Pure portal site based on ELSEVIER provides information on Kyushu University researchers and their research outputs with additional information such as research network, topics, and research metrics.

c.f. Researcher Profiling Tool Pure Portal Site
https://kyushu-u.elsevierpure.com/en/

Event

The number shows how many research and educational events Kyushu University has held both internally and externally to enhance individual efforts toward achieving SDG15.

c.f. Past activities and events
https://sdgs.kyushu-u.ac.jp/sdgs/

Event & Research