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For two days in September, Redang Island was by professional divers, dive enthusiasts, non-divers and media groups in Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, USA and Germany for a three-day event, from 14 flooded on September 16, 2007. Together with Sony Malaysia Sdn. help Bhd, Berjaya Redang Beach Resort exercised their role as socially responsible corporate Malaysia through positive measures for conservation efforts to promote a harmonious balance betweenNature and human activities. The environmental program for the event included talks on "sea turtles and conservation in Redang Island 'by Professor Chan Eng Heng of the University of Malaysia Terengganu, winner of the United Nations Environment – Global 500 Laureate in 2001 , which is also well known for their contribution towards the base of sea turtle conservation projects carried out over 10 years. In addition, the participants and the media, revealing a tour with the dateTurtle Sanctuary Chaga Hutang site. A total of 707 "Crown-of Thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci), 31 fishing nets, traps 20 and 3 non-biodegradable plastic bags full of household waste collected by divers from participating dive sites in the most important Simpana MAK, Chaga Hutang, Turtle Bay, Berjaya Redang Reef and Bahagia Wreck. Non-divers also informed the participants gathered at the beach Hutang charge and more than 75 bottles, 45 food containers, 35 individual fishing rights…