@article{oai:uekusa.repo.nii.ac.jp:02000045,
 author = {早川, 雅晴 and HAYAKAWA, Masaharu},
 journal = {植草学園大学研究紀要, Bulletin of Education and Health Sciences, UEKUSA-GAKUEN University},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {要旨：植草学園大学構内に生息している哺乳類の調査を行った。その結果,9科10種を確認することができた»千葉県レッドリストに指定されているニホンリスとヒミズを確認できた一方で,千葉県の外来生物に指定されているクマネズミ.アライグマ.ハクビシン.イエネコが高い頻度で確認された»大学内の生態系,中で•も崖山をモデルとしたr植拿共生の森」の環境維持のためには,これら外来生物がいないことが望まれる。特に,B本各地で被害が報告されており環境省の特定外来生物に指定されているアライグマに関しては,積極的な捕獲も視野に入れる必要があると考えられる。さらに,今後,侵入の可能性が考えられるイノシシ•キョン.ニホンジカ•ニホンザルについても監視が必要と考えられる。, A survey of mammals inhabiting the Uekusa Gakuen University campus was conducted. As a result, we were able to identify 10 species in 9 families. While the Japanese squirrel and Japanese shrew-mole, present on the Chiba Prefecture Red List, were confirmed, black rats, raccoons, masked palm civets, and domestic cats, designated as alien species by Chiba Prefecture, were found with high frequency. The absence of these alien species is desirable for maintaining the university’s ecosystem, especially the “Uekusa Symbiotic Forest,” which is modeled after a Satoyama ecosystem. In particular, it is recommended that raccoons, damage by which has been reported in various parts of Japan and have been designated as a Specified Alien Species by the Ministry of the Environment, be actively hunted. In addition to this, monitoring is also considered necessary for wild boars, Reeves’s muntjaces, Japanese deer, and Japanese macaques, which are thought to have the potential to invade the area in the future., 6, uetdai-15_05_ｍ_hayakawa.pdf},
 pages = {45--54},
 title = {2019-2022年に植草学園大学構内で確認された哺乳類},
 volume = {15},
 year = {2023}
}