White-tailed Eagles and Steller's Sea Eagles boast some of the largest sizes and beauty in the world. What kind of lives do these 'kings of the sky,' which captivate many fans, usually lead? Is it possible to protect their habitats from various threats such as the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza, and the proliferation of wind turbines and solar panels? This is a time to learn and think together about the real state of eagles and what we should do to pass on their majestic soaring figures to the future.

・Capacity: 100 people for in-person, 100 people for online

【Program】
・Lectures
　'Ecology and Habitat Status of White-tailed Eagles and Steller's Sea Eagles' by Saiko Shiraki (Tokyo Nogyo Daigaku Hokkaken Nogakka)
　'Distribution and Population Trends of Eagles during Wintering Season' by Hajime Nakagawa (Ojirowashi/Oowashi Goudou Chousa Group)
　'Eagles and Wind Power Generation Issues' by Takumi Akasaka (Obihiro Chikusan Daigaku Kankyo Seitaigaku分野)
　'Risks Created by Tourist Feeding of Eagles ～From the Perspective of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Infection Control Measures～' by Masahiro Toyama (Nemuro-shi Rekishi to Shizen no Shiryokan)
　'Recent Salmon Spawning Migration and Conservation' by Nozomi Aruga (Sapporo-shi Toyohiragawa Sake Kagakukan)
・Panel Discussion
　Above speakers, Yusuke Kimishima (Kankyo-sho Kushiro Shizen Hogo-kan Jimusho)