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Ley 299 de 1996

This is the preamble of Law 299 of 1996, stating that it protects Colombian flora and regulates botanical gardens.

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Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 299 de 1996
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Language
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biodiversity biodiversity conservation biodiversity information biodiversity planning biodiversity research biological material control botanical collections botanical gardens botanical institutions botanical records conservation cross-border transport environment environmental conservation environmental education environmental resources flora protection international cooperation municipal tax administration operating licence organizational compliance port compliance property tax exemption public administration +9 more

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This is the preamble of Law 299 of 1996, stating that it protects Colombian flora and regulates botanical gardens. The conservation, protection, propagation, research, knowledge, and sustainable use of Colombian flora are treated as strategic and a priority in environmental policy. Botanical gardens may manage herbariums and plant germplasm, and must run ongoing research, conservation, education, and use non-polluting technologies. El Estado debe contribuir al desarrollo de los jardines botánicos, y el Gobierno puede reglamentar cómo participa el Estado en sus planes y proyectos de interés público. Los jardines botánicos need a permit and operating licence, must file proof of the licence within 6 months after legal personality is granted, and existing gardens get 6 months to adapt.