About Us
Honorary Director General
Yamagishi Satoshi
Honorary Director General
Education
- 1961 Graduated from the Department of Natural Science, the Faculty of Education , Shinshu University
- 1977 Granted Ph.D. from Kyoto University
Positions and Functions
- 1983 Associate Professor, Osaka City University
- 1988 Professor, Osaka City University
- 1993-1997 President, the Ornithological Society of Japan
- 1997-2002 Professor, Kyoto Graduate School of Science
- 2000-2002 Deputy Director General, Yamshina Institute for Ornithology
- 2002-2010 Director General, Yamashina Institute for Ornithology
- 2005- Guest Professor , Tokyo University of Agriculture
- 2005- President , Ecology and Civil Engineering Society
- 2010- Honorary Director General, Yamashina Institute for Ornithology
Research interests
Ecology, Ethology and Animal Sociology mainly of birds; Ornithology
Awards
- 1973 Hortative Awards of Ornithological Society of Japan
- 1999 Ornithological Award in Memory of Dr.Yamashina Yoshihiro
- 2006 The Minister of Environment's Prize
Recent papers and reports
- Yoshihisa Mori,Seiichi Kawanishi,Navjot S. Sodhi,Satoshi Yamagishi. 2007. Importance of shallow area for pochards in dam lakes. Ecol. Civil. Eng. 10(2):185-190.
- Hiroshi Kaneda,Dewi M.Prawiradilaga,Satoshi Yamagishi,2007.Home Tange and Habitat Use of an Individual Javan Hawk-Eagle,Spizaetus bartelsi. J.Raptor Res. 41(1):68-71.
- Murakami, M., Ohshima, S. & Yamagishi, S.2007. Effect of Aquatic Insect Emergence on the Bird Community in Riparian Forest ,J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol.38:80-89.
- S.Asai, Y.Yamamoto, and S.Yamagishi, 2006. Genetic diversity and extent of gene flow in the endangered Japanese population of Hodgson's hawk-eagle, Spizaetus nipalensis. Bird Conservation International.16:113-129.
- Y.Yamamoto, R.Kakizawa, and S.Yamagishi,2006. Mitochondrial Genome Project on Endangered Birds in Japan: 2.Red-tailed Tropicbird, Phaethon rubricauda. J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol. 37:137-146.
- Y.Yamamoto, R.Kakizawa, and S.Yamagishi, 2005. Mitochondrial Genome Project on Endangered Birds in Japan: 1.Ancient Murrelet, Synthliboramphus antiquus. J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol. 37:20-29.
- Nakano, T., Horai, S., Yoshida, A., Akishinonomiya, F. & Yamagishi, S.2005. Report on the Eggshell Cutting Process of the Extinct Malagasy Elephant Bird Aepyornis,J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol. 36:154-161.
- H.Kaneda,and S.Yamagishi, 2005. Video Analysis of Hodgson's Hawk-eagle Spizaetus nipalensis Predation on Live Chiken. J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol. 36:145-149.
- Yoshida, A., Akishinonomiya, F., Yamagishi, S. & Tanida, K.2005.Underground Temperature Change throughout a Year Measured at a Coastal Dune Bearing Sub-Fossil Egg Shell Fragments of the Elephant Bird (Aepyornis) in Faux-Cap, Southern Madagascar,J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol.36:136-140.
- S.Yamagishi, 2005. Social Organization of the Malagasy Rufous Vanga . Japanese Journal of Animal Psychology, 55(No.1) :17-23.
- Ando, T., Mukoyama, H., Yoshida, A., Akishinonomiya, F. & Yamagishi, S.2004.Chemical Identification of Brownish Stain Adhered to the Eggshell Surface of Extinct Elephantbird, Aepyornis, from Madagascar, J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol.35:203-206.
- M.Nakamura,T.Okamiya, and S.Yamagishi, 2004. The Diet of Adult and Nestling Sickle-billed Vangas Falculea palliate, a Species Endemic to Madagascar. J. Yamashina Inst Ornithol. 35:155-158.
Publications(Books)
- S.Yamagishi(ed.) 2005. Social Organization of the Rufous Vanga;The Ecology of Vangas - Birds Endemic to Madagascar pp.211. Kyoto University Press & Trans Pacific Press.