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We will be exhibiting at the corporate exhibition during the 31st Annual Conference of the Society for Wildlife and Society (Fukushima Conference)

Our company will be exhibiting at the corporate exhibition during the 31st Annual Conference of the Society for Wildlife and Society (Fukushima Conference, AWHS2026), to be held from October 10 to 12, 2026.This conference is organized by the Society for Wildlife and Society and will be held at Corasse Fukushima (Fukushima City) as the main venue.

At the venue, we will showcase actual units of our “LoggLaw G Series” GPS devices—used for wildlife damage control—as well as “Animal Portal,” our cloud-based service that allows users to view location data on a map. We welcome inquiries regarding implementation and operation from local governments, research institutions, and wildlife capture service providers, so please stop by our booth.

Event Overview

  • Conference Name: 31st Annual Conference of the Society for Wildlife and Society (Fukushima Conference)
  • Organizer: Society for Wildlife and Society (Supported by: Fukushima Prefecture)
  • Dates: October 10 (Sat) – 12 (Mon, Holiday), 2026 (Note: Only the Executive Committee meeting will be held at Fukushima University on the 10th. Programs open to the general public will take place on the 11th and 12th; doors open at 9:00 a.m. on both days)
  • Venue: Corasse Fukushima (1-20 Mikawa-Minami-cho, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture; 3-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Fukushima Station)
  • Official Website: https://sites.google.com/view/awhs2026

Featured Products

  • LoggLaw G2C — A collar-type GPS device equipped with LTE-M communication and a solar cell. It is used to monitor the movements of monkeys, deer, bears, and other animals, as well as to implement damage prevention measures.
  • LoggLaw G2S — A GPS device for birds and small animals. It is used for measures against cormorants, among other applications.
  • Animal Portal — A cloud-based wildlife data management system that allows users to view GPS location data on a map and share it with relevant agencies.

If you would like to schedule a meeting prior to the event, please contact us via the “Contact Us” page.

Related Pages

Wildlife Damage Control

This section introduces our wildlife damage control initiatives, which combine GPS-based behavior tracking with cloud-based information sharing.

LoggLaw G Series

Choose from three models—the collar-type G2C, the G2S for birds and small animals, and the G2RC designed specifically for Asian black bears—to suit the target animal. For details on each target animal, please visit the respective pages: GPS Collars for Monkeys, GPS Collars for Deer, and GPS Collars for Bears.