The Conservation Right

A new property right for sustainability

We believe that our planet and the human kind require new strategies that facilitate the unfolding of new practices that integrate natural capital and social capital.

What does the Conservation Right consist of?

WHAT IS THE CONSERVATION RIGHT?

The 'Real Law of Conservation', also known as 'Conservation Law' or 'Environmental Conservation Law', is a new type of real right established in Chile by Law 20,930 promulgated on June 10, 2016.

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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

The unique characteristics of the conservation right are expressed in its legal definition (Ubilla 2014)[1].

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VISION

As explained, the real right of conservation can be established to conserve the natural environment or the artificial environment created by man.

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THEORETICAL FUNDAMENT

For more information on the theoretical foundations of conservation right, see

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DOCUMENTS

Find Documents related to the Real Right of Conservation.

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NEWS AND BLOG

We periodically comment on the facts and relevant issues related to cases of application of the right of conservation.

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Cases and Projects

We are working on several other projects, and our experience is that each case required tailor-made solutions. The use of a general model can be very problematic not only from an ecological perspective, but especially from a social and legal perspective.

The Conservation Law Center and Ubilla & Cia. are interested in providing as much pro-bono support as possible for the proper implementation of this new thoughtful conservation paradigm.

SEE CASES AND PROJECTS
Derecho Real de Conservación (DRC) – Ley 20.930 Chile. Jaime Ubilla.
Derecho Real de Conservación (DRC) – Ley 20.930 Chile. Jaime Ubilla.

Centro de Derecho de Conservación de Chile

Conservation Law Center of Chile
www.centroderechoconservacion.org

Address:
Nueva de Lyon 145, Costanera Lyon I, Office 802.

Phone:
+(56) 22 233 3823
+(56) 22 231 1245

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