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In 2012, the Fujitsu Kawasaki Research & Manufacturing Facilities initiated activities for conservation of green space in the Kuriki Sannoyama Special Conservation Area, which is one of the special conservation areas in the city of Kawasaki. In 2013, it concluded an agreement (automatically renewed) with Kawasaki on activities for the conservation and management of local woodland areas. In this connection, it also prepared the Kuriki Sannouyama Special Conservation Area Conservation Management Plan in collaboration with Kawasaki. In accordance with this plan, we have promoted activities for the conservation of green tracts, toward the rebirth of tracts that had been in a state of desolation as quality woodland areas. We are striving to raise the awareness of our employees through their participation in the related activities.
The activity area is roughly divided into three areas.
Area A
Area B
Area C
Prior to the start of activities from 2012, each area had ceased to be used as a mixed forest, bamboo species had invaded the mixed forest, and the areas were in a devastated state. Therefore, we carried out the following activities and aimed to regenerate the local woodlands.
Bamboo grove cutting work
Undergrowth cutting work
Installed nest boxes made from bamboo
The continued sweat and efforts of our employees seem to be helping the nature of the local woodlands return.