The community has the right to expect continuous research and monitoring of the land to enable best practice to be followed so that the land is conserved for future generations. The community has the responsibility to use and care for their land in a manner that maintains its quality and value for future generations. The community has the responsibility to learn and help others understand how to live and work co-operatively with the land in a sustainable manner. The government has the responsibility to understand environmental issues and to co-ordinate regulate and fund programmes that research, monitor, educate and empower the community to solve their problems. Members of a community have the responsibility to recognise and take action to solve their local environmental, social and economic issues in a balanced manner.
Citizens have the right to participate in political decisions regarding environmental issues.
The environment has the right to be preserved, especially in areas in danger of deforestation. Citizens have the right to be informed about their environment and their territorial limitations. Citizens have the right to participate in educational programs regarding the environment to gain knowledge about improving the land around them and ways to use the land without destroying it. The government has the right to interfere in any type of activities causing harm to the environment. The authorities have the responsibility to monitor activities in environmental reservations.