Evacuation supplies: Since we often work with a small number of people, we have to be careful about risk management. [Shizenshita, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ueii]

August 3, 2020
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# Evacuation Supplies: There are dangers in the mountains. Since we often work with small groups, risk management is key. First, brown bears. We haven't seen one yet, but there are signs here and there. We'd prefer to avoid encountering them if possible. Even if we do, we'd prefer to settle things peacefully, but just in case, we always carry a # bear spray. Then there's # Forest Incense. It'll keep you away from mosquitoes and other nuisances while you're working. It's more powerful than mosquito coils. # Anti-Horsefly Spray: I don't use it often, but it's effective if you accidentally touch a hornet's nest with a backhoe or get swarmed by Japanese hornets. While I don't have a photo, it's a good idea to have a # Poison Remover and an EpiPen on hand. What do you bring to the mountains? The second picture is my buddy. I wonder if it could be used to ward off bears? # Road making # Forest road # Work road # Forestry # Small forestry # Thinning # Hokkaido # Hokkaido # Forest # Forest # Hokkaido timber # Firewood # Bed logs # Hokkaido forestry # Self-logging forestry # Sustainable living # Living with nature # Satoyama management # Country living # Forestry for living with nature # Under natural conditions

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Evacuation supplies: Since we often work with a small number of people, we have to be careful about risk management. [Shizenshita, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ueii]

Before and after 3: The trees along the path were cut down, so the light was shining in. It was cloudy before the photo. [Nature, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ueii]

Hokkaido salamander: This one emerged from the soil that had been dug up by heavy machinery while we were building the path. It was in a place like this in the summer. [Shizenshita, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ueii]

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