Lake Biwa Museum will host a seminar on community environmental work on November 1, from 1–4 p.m., in its conference room. It is open to junior-high-school students and older, with 15 places available in order of application. Participation is free, although visiting the permanent exhibitions requires a separate admission ticket.
The program uses the Akanoi Bay restoration project to explain how residents and other groups have worked together on environmental protection. Talks will consider that cooperation and the study of water environments. The prefecture’s announcement directs applicants to the museum’s event page for online registration.
琵琶湖博物館、地域の環境活動を考える講座を11月1日に開催
琵琶湖博物館は11月1日13～16時、会議室で地域の環境活動を考える講座を開く。対象は中学生以上、定員15人で先着順。参加無料だが、常設展示の見学には別途観覧料が必要。赤野井湾再生プロジェクトを事例に、住民や多様な主体による環境保全の協働と水環境の調査を取り上げる。県発表から案内されている博物館の催事ページを通じてオンラインで申し込む。