The High Court has recently had to grapple with the legal meaning of conservation where the regulatory agency concerned wished to allow the natural forces of erosion to take place.
R on the application of Boggis and Easton Bavents Conservation v Natural England ([2008] EWHC 2954 Administrative Court, High Court 5 December 2008) raises challenging questions concerning conflicts between property rights and contemporary conservation
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