Eight examples of greening projects, including achievements in national parks and nature parks! Featuring results from a tracking survey lasting approximately four years! This is a helpful resource for greening initiatives that consider biodiversity.
We have compiled case studies using the seedless product "Ronquet Furaibo"! We have included achievements from various regions across Japan, from Hokkaido in the north to Kagoshima Prefecture in the south, and we present the results of vegetation surveys conducted after construction, using many photos and tables. Invasive plants can be confirmed, ranging from mosses and herbaceous plants to shrubs and trees. Native species are plants that have adapted to the local climate and soil over a long period, making them excellent in terms of establishment and growth stability, and they are expected to contribute to the formation of sustainable vegetation in the long term. Please make use of this material when considering greening in national and quasi-national parks or natural parks, as well as when planning greening that takes into account local ecosystems!
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■Overview of the Document This is a collection of case studies introducing eight sites where the natural invasion-promoting product "Ronquet Furaibo" was used. Vegetation surveys were conducted approximately 2 to 4 years after installation, summarizing the results of the overall vegetation coverage and the types of naturally invading plants. ■Contents (excerpt) - Product introduction - Greening case studies within Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park - Greening case studies within Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park - Greening case studies within Daisen-Oki National Park - Greening case studies within Akan-Mashu National Park …etc. ■"Ronquet Furaibo" uses natural materials such as "straw"! - The unevenness of straw enhances the capture of airborne seeds - The water retention and insulation properties of straw promote the growth of airborne seeds and buried seeds - Contributes to preventing erosion during the period until seed establishment 【Inquiries about slope surveys are welcome! We also accept construction requests!】 Please feel free to contact us.
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Gentle green spreads across the slopes of the road, blending into the landscape. This green may be what is called "slope greening," which is planned and planted during road construction. Our work in slope greening aims to prevent slope collapse, protect people's lives and communities, and restore damaged ecosystems. With the belief of "green that protects people," Rontai is committed to greening efforts.





