TOA Xible's Environmental Learning Hub 'Shiburu no Oka' Certified as Chiba Prefecture's 'Venue for Experiential Opportunities'
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TOA Xible, a company dedicated to waste recycling and environmental management, announced that its environmental learning site 'Shiburu no Oka' has been certified as Chiba Prefecture's 'Venue for Experiential Opportunities'—a first for any private organization in the prefecture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can anyone visit Shiburu no Oka?
A: Yes, it's open to local residents, schools, companies, and organizations for workshops and tours.
Q: What kind of experiences are offered?
A: Beekeeping, herb picking, biotope observation, and environmental seminars are available.
Q: What changes with the certification?
A: It will be promoted on the prefecture's official platform, increasing visibility and participation.
Q: What is Mogurium?
A: A project to revive 'Mog,' an aquatic plant lost from Inba-numa, now cultivated in tanks.
Q: Is reservation required for visits?
A: Group visits and workshops require prior booking. Check the official website for details.