Tomato Producers' Consciousness of Mutual Monitoring under the Invasive Alien Species Act
Tomato Producers' Consciousness of Mutual Monitoring under the Invasive Alien Species Act
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番茄生产商
DOI：
10.11472/nokei.91.53
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发表时间：
2019
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西村武司・武藤幸雄
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西村武司・武藤幸雄
根据《外来入侵物种法》，日本的番茄生产商必须防止非本地熊蜂在环境中扩散。由于缺乏政府人员，这些生产者有必要组织起来，相互监督蜜蜂的管理。基于问卷调查，本文探讨了如何番茄生产者认识到这种相互监测的可行性。该文件表明，相互监测得到了那些对蜜蜂对生态系统的有害影响感兴趣或认识到他们在防止蜜蜂逃跑方面存在差异的生产者的认可。
Under the Invasive Alien Species Act, tomato producers in Japan are required to prevent the diffusion of non-native bumblebees in the environment. Because of the lack of the government staff, it is necessary for those producers to organize themselves to monitor mutually the management of the bees. Based on questionnaires, this paper examines how tomato producers recognize the feasibility of such mutual monitoring. The paper shows that mutual monitoring is endorsed by those producers who are interested in the harmful influence of the bees on ecosystems or recognize that there are differences in their efforts to prevent the escape of the bees.