14 July 2026 · Day 1
Every NATURE TECH! stage slot is shown separately. Booth information and material published during or after the event are available from this tab.
Post-event reports, event-day publications and advance notices from exhibitors, universities and organizations are kept separate. Open the post-event group first to see what each issuer says it actually presented.
Issuer-authored records of completed activity and response. Attendance and reaction figures remain attributed to each publisher.
A photo report covering the first public BiomeBoard demo, booth conversations, a parallel-session appearance and related activities. It is an exhibitor account of the demo and response, not a claim that the product is complete.
Open public page ↗A participant reflection connecting lessons on natural capital, TNFD, NATURE TECH, landscape approaches, youth and collaboration with satoyama work in Yumesaki, Hyogo. It is a practitioner account of learning and next steps, not an evaluation of the entire exhibition.
Open public page ↗A participant's post-event analysis arguing that the discussion must move from visualising nature to creating markets for nature's value. It records a positive atmosphere, including at NATURE TECH!, while identifying unresolved measurement and market-design questions.
Open public page ↗A participating organization's account of presenting its work at NATURE TECH! and exchanging practice and challenges with NGOs, universities and companies. It is shown as a booth experience, not an evaluation of the whole event.
Open public page ↗Reports a talk on Hokkaido University's research and campus assets for 30by30, plus hands-on displays using research-forest timber and specimens of Hokkaido wildlife. Its booth visitor figure is explicitly treated as the university's own count.
Open public page ↗Kumamoto City updated its event page after the exhibition, recording its completion and examples presented by Higo Bank, Kumamoto University and others. It is municipal confirmation that the event took place, not a complete exhibitor-outcomes list.
Open public page ↗ITTO's illustrated report covers its booth and side event on sustainable tropical-forest management and legal, sustainable timber value chains, connecting forest conservation, livelihoods and timber use.
Open public page ↗AEON reports that its booth and talks introduced forest creation, species surveys and biodiversity visualisation to school pupils and business visitors. The same page also records a tree-planting excursion after the Summit.
Open public page ↗A post-event account of watershed modelling and projection displays, together with a parallel-session example of catchment collaboration. It is a completed-participation record published separately from the advance notice.
Open public page ↗Covers the company's corporate-strategy contribution and its joint booth with Ishikatsu Exterior, including urban, forest and ocean initiatives and an animal-eye VR experience of Tateshina forest. Visitor and demo figures are the company's own counts.
Open public page ↗A responsible-travel organization's participant account describing NATURE TECH! as a place for current practice and collaboration. It is an overall reflection from a tourism-sector body, not an evaluation of individual exhibits.
Open public page ↗Reports the NATURE TECH! stage appearance with Japan's transport ministry, the Keidanren Committee on Nature Conservation, ITTO and Kumamoto City, linking Kumamoto with GREEN×EXPO 2027.
Open public page ↗Reports primary-school lessons and a hands-on booth connecting long-life housing, greening, biodiversity and insulation. Pupil and participation figures are the company's own implementation counts.
Open public page ↗A school activity record of students presenting a poster at NATURE TECH! and exploring company booths through explanations and hands-on experiences. It documents youth participation and dialogue that company releases alone do not capture.
Open public page ↗Brings together the joint booth with Nippon Life, a NATURE TECH! stage talk on the university's blue-carbon research, and its side event. Attendance and visitor-response figures are attributed to the university's own report.
Open public page ↗NYK reports its booth on eDNA and marine-plastic distribution surveys, together with its plenary and parallel-session contributions. Its support for the Kumamoto Declaration is recorded as the company's own position.
Open public page ↗Reports a joint booth with Tokyu Fudosan Holdings featuring spatial 3D data and the NIA AI environmental operator. The statement that it led to follow-up enquiries is an exhibitor self-report.
Open public page ↗A post-event report on live Kurose yellowtail, primary-school activities and executive participation. Event-wide figures in the release are the company's figures and are kept distinct from any organizer final count.
Open public page ↗An English-language reflection from an international attendee who spent substantial time at NATURE TECH!, describing the energy of the exhibition and the shift toward connecting natural capital with measurement, management and finance. It is a personal view, not an assessment of a specific exhibitor.
Open public page ↗An on-site account from a geospatial-technology company noting the crowd, participation by children, and frequent use of maps to visualise nature, biodiversity and ocean data. The author explicitly acknowledges the perspective of its own specialist field.
Open public page ↗The Forestry Agency's public page confirms booth material and participation in sessions on forests, forestry and timber use. Because the post-event page does not quantify visitor response or outcomes, it is presented as evidence of what took place.
Open public page ↗An English-language attendee reflection highlighting both promising technologies and a design ethic that works with local communities rather than imposing solutions. It is an individual's observation, not an independent assessment of every exhibitor.
Open public page ↗Products, partnerships and exhibits announced during the event. They do not necessarily document completed pilots or finished products.
Published on the opening day, describing planned dioramas, video, primary-school learning and local collaboration based on AEON's hometown-forest programme. It is not a post-event outcomes report.
Open public page ↗An event-day announcement of a preview demo integrating collection, assessment and management of natural-capital information. It is not treated as a finished product or an official metrics standard.
Open public page ↗An event-day collaboration concept and pilot call linking life-cycle impact assessment, eDNA and citizen-science data. It announces the framework and recruitment, not pilot results.
Open public page ↗Japanese and English white papers connecting predominantly native-tree planting with scientific assessment of urban birds and butterflies. They are company-published long-term performance material.
Open public page ↗Plans for exhibits or speaking roles. These notices are kept separate from evidence of completed delivery.
An event listing from the international data institution recording GBIF participation and speaking slots. It is not a NATURE TECH!-specific post-event outcomes report.
Open public page ↗A bilingual advance post from an official Stage Session 1 speaker on the planned topic of connecting biodiversity and natural-capital big data with financial and economic decisions. It is not post-event minutes.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of a presentation in the IUCN booth on beehive fences in Kenya, designed to reduce crop damage while supporting local income opportunities.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of projected visualisations of catchment water flows and water-resource risk analysis. A separate post-event report appears above.
Open public page ↗A company notice of planned contributions, including the finance plenary, and a NATURE TECH! exhibit. It is scheduled-participation information, not a transcript or post-event outcome report.
Open public page ↗A company notice describing sensing technology intended for display and its potential nature-positive uses. It is not a post-event validation of outcomes.
Open public page ↗An advance announcement of a booth visualising nature, infrastructure and human activity across catchment layers, together with four planned parallel and side-event appearances.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of models and working exhibits including automated wildlife monitoring, surface greening and underground-to-surface digital twins.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of a solutions catalogue and discussion paper, with FANPS and its participating financial institutions scheduled to exhibit.
Open public page ↗An advance page announcing a booth on technology for circular agriculture and ecosystem restoration, plus participation in the startup showcase.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of presentations and exhibits connecting research such as ANEMONE with regional implementation and capacity building. It is not a post-event outcomes report.
Open public page ↗An advance publication on natural-capital visualisation data, monitoring that combines satellite and field observation, and a planned talk with financial institutions.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of a consultation-focused booth supporting companies, regions and government across nature-positive and climate action.
Open public page ↗A company event page describing intended exhibits, including AI-enabled location-specific water-risk analysis, and scheduled speaking roles. It is not post-event verification.
Open public page ↗An advance notice of a joint NEC exhibit covering water-recovery services from factory analysis through equipment planning and construction, plus water analysis including PFAS.
Open public page ↗An advance announcement of a stage programme for primary-school pupils and an exhibition workshop exploring Kumamoto's future through automation technology.
Open public page ↗Announces an organization designed to scale rain gardens and other green infrastructure through regional and catchment collaboration, with a kickoff planned for the NATURE TECH! venue. Because no post-event publication confirming that kickoff was located, it remains classified as advance information.
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Think Nature explains how biodiversity and natural-capital big data can make nature visible and support financial and economic decisions.
久保田 康裕 氏; 大関 洋 氏; 宮本 泰俊 氏; 兼松 浩介 氏; 金井 司 氏
Labels describe how the publisher relates to this session. A “speaker or participant” source is not an official statement from the Summit organisers.
Think Nature
Describes the presentation on connecting biodiversity and natural-capital data with financial and economic decisions.
“NATURE TECH! Stage Session 1 — Putting nature finance into practice through a scientific approach” appears in the official programme as a distinct Day 1 NATURE TECH! stage programme. This report displays a short passage from the official description and key points from directly related public pages.
Think Nature：Describes the presentation on connecting biodiversity and natural-capital data with financial and economic decisions.
This initial AI-generated report does not invent speaker remarks, agreements, questions and answers or attendance figures that are absent from the public record. Participants or organising bodies can edit the Japanese and English text together as one version, citing the source name and URL.
No sign-in is required. A person edits both Japanese and English, which are saved together as one version. There is no automatic translation, and every change can be restored from the history.