How ‘gentle power’ can preserve traditional biodiversity in Tokyo
PolicyFriday, August 21, 2026Mongabay

How ‘gentle power’ can preserve traditional biodiversity in Tokyo

The Zushi-Onoji Historical and Environmental Conservation Area in Tokyo plays a crucial role in preserving traditional biodiversity and endangered species amid urban expansion. Emphasizing 'gentle power,' the initiative showcases a model for combining ecological conservation with cultural heritage, offering insights for future policy development.

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