古生物学のアウトリーチとフィールドミュージアムの構築 : 鹿児島大学総合研究博物館の活動を例にして

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The current situation of preserving both scientific specimens and research materials in the field of earth sciences are discussed from a paleontological point of view. Also noted are ongoing educational outreach programs for geology and paleontology conducted by the Kagoshima University Museum. Then discussed are its field museum projects which aim to reevaluate and preserve cultural assets left in the region. In conclusion, 1) to establish a university museum; 2) to cooperate with other museums; 3) to cooperate with retirees, volunteer citizens and students; 4) to cooperate with other fields; 5) to preserve type localities of newly found formations and important outcrops; and 6) to publicize information to the general public, are suggested as specific outreach practices for geology and paleontology.
日本古生物学会の論文
2008-03-31