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Elementary ・ An event about living things will be held for junior high school students ！

Living things on the earth have evolved and adapted to various environments over a long history of 4 billion years, and including unidentified species, about 30 million species of diverse living things are said to be living today. It is said that about 30 million species, including unidentified ones, are currently living in the world.

"How have living creatures changed their forms and evolved ？?"
We will explore this mystery by playing a board game called "Darwin Life Game" ！

This board game was developed by the Tokyo University of Science's official science This board game was invented by the students of "Botchan Lab.\", a science club recognized by the Tokyo University of Science, and will be presented for the first time at this event.

Once the mystery of the evolution of living things is solved, we will also understand ？ why a wide variety of living things exist on the earth ？ and why biodiversity is important.

Why don't you take advantage of your summer vacation and enjoy learning about the importance of living things and nature ？


[Explore with Darwin Life Game ！ Exciting World of Biodiversity (Event)]
Date ： August 17, 2024 （ Saturday ）
■ Venue ： Noda City Central Public Hall, 1st Floor Auditorium
■ Time ： 10:00am-12:00pm
■ Fee ： Free
■ Target ： Elementary School Students ・ Junior High School Students (Elementary school students must be accompanied by their parents)
■ Capacity ： First 30 applicants ・ First-come-first-served basis
■ How to apply ： Read the QR code on LINE and fill in the application form
■ Application period ： From Monday, July 22nd to Saturday, August 10th
■ Sponsored by ： Tokyo University of Science official circle Bo-chan Lab.
Cooperation ： Noda City Hall

For details, please refer to the Noda City website below.
https://www.city.noda.chiba.jp/kurashi/oshirase/seikatsukankyo/1042228.html

Noda City Nature Conservation Section, Green and Water Community Development Division
04-7199 -8147 （ Nature Conservation Section Direct ）

Please check the attached file here.
https://plus.sugumail.com/usr/chiba-noda/doc/638260

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