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On the 1st of September, OISCA International organized an event of putting individual nets to secure and protect the local species of seedlings planted three to five years ago from being damage by wild deer in the 1,500 meter elevation of Mount Fuji.

While humanity’s ecological bases are being destroyed with escalating speed, African and Asian communities, who are 1) especially vulnerable to the transforming environment, yet 2) promising sources to build the much needed alternative, sustainable ethos are scarcely informed of this situation. OISCA has sought to address this irony by co-publishing a book, which Senior Researcher Yukio Kamino co-edited with a renowned leader of the Asia-Africa movement, Professor Darwis Khudori (Indonesia/France).  http://bandungspirit.org/spip.php?article67

OISCA invited and selected four former trainees of the OISCA/MUFG agricultural joint program to undergo three weeks of intensive follow-up training course from the 2nd to the 20th of July held in Tokyo, Aichi and Fukuoka Prefecture. 

To commemorate World Environment Day, OISCA Alumi Association of Demak conducted a 2-day eco-camp on June 19-20, 2012.  The event was held at 2 Baleromo Elementary School at Dempet Subdistrict in Demak Regency.  There were 9 elementary schools and 2 senior high schools that joined in this event with a total of 106 participants.