UNESCO General Assemble meeting has declared 2010 y. is international year of Biological diversity conservation” in Earth. According with decision the Regional Burro of UNESCO for Central Asia and UNESCO National Commission of Republic of Kazakhstan has hold the training-seminar “WNBR nominations process and exchange of best practices on management of transboundary biosphere reserves in Central Asia region” 26-27 May 2010 y. in Almaty by support of secretary of “Man and Biosphere” Programm and GEF projects of UN in Kazakhstan. Al-Faraby Kazakh National University had to participate very active at the seminar. Pr.Bigaliyev A.B. from biology department has presentation on thesis “The experience of international collaboration project to create Biosphere reserve in Kazakhstan” to participation Graifswald university, coordinator Pr. Michael Succov(Germany) and al-Faraby Kazakh National university, coordinator Pr. Aitkhazha Bigaliyev, Kazakhstan ” in during 1995-1997 y-s. The Workshop is decide of resolution to improve of activity of Central Asia UNESCO National Commission and integrated at frame shift program of UNESCO.

The simile guestions was of subject to discussion UNESCO international workshop “Science Education Workshop on Biodiversity and Sustainable Development in Asia and the Pacific” is held 26-31 July 2010 y. in Seoul (South Korea) also. At the seminar to participate tow scientist-teacher from al-Faraby university, Pr. Bigaliyev A.B. and Phd Begimbetova D. They has make presentation “The activity of al-Faraby university scientist-teachers to propagandize of knowledge of biodiversity conservation in our republic to employed to case study of secondary and high school and research activity to biological diversity at several regions of our country also. Our presentation has the active discussion of participant. At the workshop has to participate the scientist-teachers from university and research centers of Asia and Pacific regions, 14 country total. Has hold very useful meeting, exchange experience to biodiversity conservation at each country and sustainable development in future.