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National 7 years ago
Na tree planted to celebrate RI-Sri Lanka diplomatic relations
Sri Lankan Ambassador to Indonesia and ASEAN Dharsana M.Perera planted a na tree, the Sri Lankan national tree, at Bogor Botanical Gardens on Monday to mark the 65th anniversary of Indonesia-Sri Lanka diplomatic relations.
News 7 years ago
Indonesia to propose three national parks as new biosphere reserves
Indonesia will propose to have three national parks declared as new biosphere reserves at the 30th Man and the Biosphere Program International Coordinating Council (MAB-ICC), scheduled to be held on July 23-28 in Palembang, South Sumatra.
National 8 years ago
Study to challenge claim Indonesia second-biggest marine polluter
A top Indonesian marine scientist has said that Indonesia is planning to conduct a large-scale research study aimed at challenging international findings that the world’s largest archipelago nation is the world’s second-largest marine polluter.
City 8 years ago
Bogor Botanical Gardens proposed as UNESCO world heritage site
The Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) is set to make a proposal to UNESCO that Bogor Botanical Gardens be recognized as a World Heritage Site because of its vast plant collection and the historical value of its buildings, landscape and landmarks.
National 8 years ago
INACC collection open to advance microbial research: LIPI
The head of microbiology at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) has said on Thursday that the Indonesian Culture Collection (INACC), a microbial storage bank operated by LIPI’s biological research center, could serve as a data source to drive further research into Indonesia's microbial diversity.
