Research on easement for environmental protection

Abstract

The servitude conservation system, originating in the United States, is a juridical instrument devised to safeguard the ecological and anthropological value of the environment. In implementation, this system has flourished in the United States due to its emphasis on autonomy of intention. This has infused new vigor into the US environmental conservation system and provided a novel perspective for traditional government-led environmental conservation endeavors. From a comparative jurisprudence standpoint, this article scrutinizes various servitude conservation system from countries including America, Russia, Chile, and France. The objective is to ascertain whether a similar system could be successfully transplanted into China's current national conditions.