To create a sustainable society, we work on researching and creating Satoyama for local communities in collaboration with five universities: Waseda University, the University of Tokyo, Tohoku University, Kyoto University, and Chiba University.

In order to create new possibilities and values of Satoyama, we hold the forum together with the universities that we collaborate and conduct joint research with - Waseda University, the University of Tokyo, Tohoku University, Kyoto University, and Chiba University. The forum is aimed to study the ideal balance between people and nature, discover new possibilities of Satoyama, and share the knowledge and results of our collaboration work.

In 2019, we partnered with Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan to use their satellite technology for forest management and environmental education. Local students in Aya Town and Minami-Shimabara participated in measuring CO2 absorption in AEON Forests.

To raise awareness and promote the use of renewable energy, we have been providing environmental education to elementary and junior high schools since 2009, using solar power generation systems in a total of 56 schools in Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Hong Kong.

In addition to introducing the Foundation's activities to visitors, we also offer workshops run by our grantee organizations.

In line with the Environment Month every June and World Environment Day on June 5, we introduce our activities through exhibits and workshops.

We participate in an event to build interest in passing on the wealth of greenery to the next generation prior to the National Tree-Planting Festival.

We participated in "the Seedlings of Chiba Entrepreneurship Education Consortium" in 2021 to develop human resources who will lead future industries. In 2023, with Chiba City Zoological Park, we ran an environmental education program for local students to understand endangered species and to foster future entrepreneurs who will protect the global environment.

We offered the course to foster environmental leaders through field practicums in northern Okinawa and Iriomote Island registered as World Natural Heritage sites in July 2021.

Future Earth is an international research platform for global environmental research and sustainability science aimed at shifting to a sustainable society. We collaborated with Future Earth on AEON-Future Earth Forum for five years from 2017, and the Future Earth Dialogue Project in 2023.

We are engaged in activities to preserve the natural environment at areas registered as World Natural Heritage sites. In July 2023 we started collaboration works in Amami Oshima and Tokunoshima.

We create quiz-based educational videos on environmental issues.