Dilemmas and Optimization Paths of Cross-regional Wetland Environmental Judicial Collaborative Governance

Abstract

Collaborative governance of environmental justice plays a bottom-line guarantee role in trans-regional wetland environmental governance, and is of great significance to wetland protection and restoration. However, due to the limitations of the traditional judicial mechanism, the lack of legal norms, and the imperfect matching mechanism, the function of judicial guarantee is limited, and the effect of judicial governance is not good. Therefore, based on the current situation of wetland ecological environment and economic and social development in China, under the guidance of holistic concept and collaborative governance, combined with the integrity of wetland ecosystem, trans-regional and complexity and comprehensiveness of cases, this paper breaks through the shackles of traditional regional judicial collaborative governance, and analyzes the internal and external factors that hinder the specialization of wetland environmental justice. The judicial initiative should be maximized through the “pluralistic and co-governance” approach, and the cross-regional judicial coordination mechanism should be targeted to improve, so as to achieve cross-regional judicial coordinated protection and governance.