Torrential rains struck the Kii Peninsula in September 2011, causing extensive damage to mountain forests. This event prompted action to address the issue.
A new generation of 'foresters' is being trained, inspired by a Swiss model.
Further details about this initiative are available from the source, including the role of Nara Prefecture in the training program.
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