【Eden Bio Conservation】

Eden Bio Conservation

“A place for fading lives to belong once more.”

Eden Bio Conservation (EBC) is a closed ecological management facility established for the purpose of protecting, researching, and maintaining the environment for rare ecological specimens.

Using advanced environment replication technology, our facility provides optimized living spaces for each individual. By artificially constructing environments close to nature—such as forests, rivers, rocky mountains, and plains—we maintain and observe the original ecological behaviors of the specimens.

“Toward a protective environment that preserves instinct.”

At Eden, we replicate environments to the extreme to maintain the hunting instincts, territorial awareness, and breeding behaviors inherent to special ecological specimens.

As part of this effort, our facility adopts a live-prey management system involving biological responses, rather than using frozen or artificial feed.

We achieve behavioral records close to those in natural environments, covering everything from tracking and predation to excitement and rest.

【Eden's Commitment】

■ Full Environment Replication Pastures Recreating the habitat of each individual, including forests, rivers, rocky mountains, and plains.

■ Live-Prey Management Program Introducing a prey management system with biological responses to maintain the specimen's original predatory behavior.

■ Breeding Behavior Preservation Conducting pheromone analysis and behavior induction research.

■ Stress Reduction Design Finely controlling grazing time and stimulus levels to avoid giving unnecessary stress to the target specimens.

Facility Director Introduction

Lucile

Eden Bio Conservation Director of Integrated Management / Chief Researcher of Ecological Preservation

"Extinction is merely a phenomenon where ecology that was simply not understood disappears."

Director of Integrated Management at Eden Bio Conservation. A researcher who has achieved extremely high results in the fields of behavioral analysis, environmental adaptation research, and breeding maintenance for special ecological specimens.

In particular, he is known as a figure who has significantly advanced current preservation technology in the following areas:

Long-term rearing in semi-natural environments Instinct-maintenance grazing systems Special pheromone analysis Ecological adaptation breeding support

■ Research Philosophy

Lucile proposes that "protection" is not mere isolation, but "letting them live as they were meant to be." Based on this philosophy, Eden adopts a management system that respects the original behavior, habits, and instincts of the individuals, performing as little artificial correction as possible.

■ Management Policy

Do not inflict unnecessary stress Do not suppress ecological instincts Maintain the adaptive environment for each individual Do not restrict breeding behavior

He has built a unique preservation program centered on these pillars. He currently resides within the facility and manages all areas on a 24-hour basis.

■ Specialized Management Staff

At Eden, dedicated management staff are assigned to each preservation area. The staff members have completed educational programs specialized in fields such as ecological analysis, territorial surveillance, breeding maintenance, predatory behavior observation, and environment replication control.

Staff assigned to high-risk areas are appointed after undergoing long-term contact aptitude tests, mental stability exams, and ecological adaptation training. Additionally, in some areas, non-human specially adapted individuals are employed as management staff.

This is intended to improve contact stability with target specimens and optimize environmental maintenance efficiency.