APRUEBA REGLAMENTO PARA LA CLASIFICACIÓN DE ESPECIES SEGÚN SU ESTADO DE CONSERVACIÓN, DE CONFORMIDAD CON LO DISPUESTO EN EL ARTÍCULO 37 DE LA LEY Nº 19.300, SOBRE BASES GENERALES DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE.

Summary

Chile is updating its framework for classifying native species to better protect the country's biodiversity. This new regulation establishes a procedure for classifying native plants, algae, fungi, and animals based on IUCN criteria, aligning with recent legislative changes including the creation of the National Biodiversity and Protected Areas Service. The regulation has been officially approved, replacing a previous decree from 2011, and aims to strengthen the state's capacity for nature preservation.

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