Monday, November 1, 2010

Japan Looks to Ancient Village Wisdom to Save Biodiversity

The Independent Nov 1 - '10
Four decades ago the oriental white stork...
As Japan hosts a UN conference 
on biodiversity this week, the 
high-tech nation is pushing the 
initiative to promote some of its 
ancient village wisdom as a way 
to heal battered environments worldwide.  (photo by Flickr user pelican)

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