Formerly, there were many Amono (eelgrasses) fields in the Tokyo bay, because there were plenty of shallow coasts and muddy flats throughout the Tokyo bay, where many small lives such as fishes, lug worms, squids, snails and clams, etc. Along with improvement of our daily life, in contrast, marine environment, became worse.
In order to have the rich sea environment again, they have decided to act to revive  the meadows of the amamo, eelgrasses. 
 Many individuals (citizens), NPO, enterprizes, universities, schools (elementary, junior high and high), and cooperation of fisheries, central and local governments etc gather together and contributing with their characters and know-how.

Art for Conservation^TM Commitment Goal:
$400.00 US.

Amamo Revival Collaboration in Kanazawa-Hakkei-Tokyo Bay Area has been indicated by AFC members as a potential recipient of donations by participating artists. AFC's Art for Conservation^TM program, provides a forum to promote artwork that benefits recognized conservation organizations such as Amamo Revival Collaboration in Kanazawa-Hakkei-Tokyo Bay Area.

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