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Governor of South Sumatra Alex Noerdin (second left) hit the gong witnessed Vice Head of the Indonesian Science Institute Bambang Subiyanto(left), Chair ICC-MAB UNESCO Didier Babin (right three), Director of Conservation of Natural Resources and Ecosystem Ministry of Environment & Forestry Wiratno (second right), Director of Division of Ecological & Earth Sciences, Secretary MAB Program, UNESCO Miguel Clussener Godt (right) when opening to 30 International ingCoordinating Council of Man and The Biosphere (IC MAB) in Palembang UNESCO, South Sumatra (24/7). The conference was attended by 300 participants from 50 countries and expected the results of his hearing will add 3 new biosfer cagars in Indonesia, namely Berbak-Sembilang in South Sumatra and Jambi, Rinjani-Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara and Lake Sentarum paragraph in West Kalimantan. ANTARA PHOTO/Nova Wahyudi/Spt/18