Wild animals are greatly influenced by the environment as they nurture their lives. Their existence is closely related to our lives, but there are still many mysteries about the formation of their ecosystems and biodiversity. In this laboratory, we aim to explore how these wild animals live in the natural world, how they have survived, and how they are related to human activities from the perspectives of ecology, evolution, genetics, and conservation. and

The professor likes fishes of the Salmonidae family, which is unparalleled, but the themes chosen by the laboratory members are not only fish, but also mammals, birds, and invertebrates. In the open environment of Hokkaido University, we will develop research that makes use of free ideas, international perspectives, and the surrounding nature.

The professor likes fishes of the Salmonidae family, which is unparalleled, but the themes chosen by the laboratory members are not only fish, but also mammals, birds, and invertebrates. In the open environment of Hokkaido University, we will develop research that makes the most of free ideas, international perspectives, and the surrounding nature.