The Ishikawa Nature Club is involved in activities to protect endangered and near-threatened species that are also rare in Japan. The Ishikawa riverside is home to Japan's smallest Eurasian harvest mouse and the beautiful Mitella Japonica, along with various wild birds, making it an important conservation area in Osaka Prefecture. The event takes place in the Komagatani District Nature Zone of the Ishikawa Riverside Park and features nature observation and specific local conservation activities. Participants can gain a deeper understanding of rare species while actually engaging in grassland and invasive species management activities. The Ishikawa Nature Club offers limited opportunities for observing rare biological records, allowing participants to see rare creatures on-site. Experience the unique charm of nature that cannot be found elsewhere. We highly recommend joining the nature observation tour guided by experts. By learning about precious organisms and participating in activities to protect their habitats, you will have the opportunity to feel a deep connection with the natural world. Take this chance to become a guardian of Ishikawa's nature.