Session2) Presentation 3 : Sea Ethics as Intangible Cultural Heritage: Traditional Fisheries and Climate Change in Japan, Australia, and the United States

Description | Examining human ethics revealed in the traditional use of natural resources and human-nature interactions. Introducing the environmental ethics concept of ‘creative conservation’, sharing examples from Japan and Australia in the use of intangible cultural heritage for environmental sustainability. | ||
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Manage No | VI00000266 | Running Time | 19:41 |
Country | Republic of Korea | ||
Videos Photographer | Kumi Kato, Professor of Faculty of Tourism, Wakayama University, Japan | Year | 2020-09-24 |
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Copyright | ICHCAP, NIHC |
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