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Exploring Social-Ecological Resilience via Three
Megafauna in Japan:
An Exercise in Integrating Ideas of Human Dimensions
of Wildlife Management, Satoyama, and SES Thinking
Ryo SAKURAI, Keith G. TIDBALL, Richard C. STEDMAN,
Hiroshi TSUNODA
Abstract
Cervus nippon
Canis lupusHomo sapiens
1.Introduction
Cervus nipponCanis lupusHomo
sapiens
2.Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management and Social-Ecological Resilience
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3.Forest Ecosystems in Japan as Model Social-Ecological Systems
Sus
scrofa
3.1.Ecological Roles of Selected Megafauna
Cervus canadensis
Bison bisonCanis latrans
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3.2.Historical Backgrounds of Wildlife Management in Japan
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Figure 1:Examples of the shrine which has worshiped wolves as a god (Mitake Shrine in western Tokyo). Left and
right photos are statues of wolves build in front of the shrine. Photos were taken by the author (HT).
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Figure 2:Typical examples of understory vegetation covers in Japanese deciduous forests with dierent density
of sika deer (
Cervus nippon
). In the forests with low deer-density (mostly<0.5 deer/km2), forest oor are
generally covered with shrubs or Sasa bamboos (left) while in high deer density (>10 deer/km2; right),
vegetation covers disappear. In the intermediate level, shrubs or Sasa bamboos are left, however, most
of their leaves are intensively browsed by deer (center). All photos were taken by the author (HT) in Gifu
Prefecture, central Japan.
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4.Models- Presses, Pulls, and Praxis
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5.Implications for HD and SES Thinking
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6.Final Comments
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