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Rosario Recovers 807 Hectares of Deliot Legacy Wetlands in the Islands After 20 Years of Litigation

The City Executive began taking possession of the lands that remained under private occupation in the islands of Paraná. A long process of surveying and environmental recovery is now under way to expand the Los Tres Cerros Reserve. The Rosario Entrance recovers 807 hectares of wetlands of the Deliot Legacy in the islands after 20 years of litigation was first published in El Ciudadano.
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The Executive began to take possession of the lands of the Legado Deliot that remained under private occupation in the islands of Paraná. Now a new stage of survey and environmental recovery opens that will allow to expand the Municipal Reserve Los Tres Cerros and strengthen the protection of the wetland.

After more than 20 years of judicial disputes, the Municipality entered for the first time the property that remained occupied by a livestock entrepreneur. The lands will be incorporated into the Los Tres Cerros Municipal Reserve and will be destined for environmental conservation, scientific research and ecotourism.

Rosario began to regain control of 807 hectares of wetlands in the islands of Paraná after more than two decades of legal disputes over the private occupation of the lands. Municipal officials entered for the first time the so-called Lot 1 of Legado Deliot, a territory located opposite the rosary coasts but within the jurisdiction of Entre Ríos. Entry marks the beginning of a process of restitution that will be gradual. The lands were occupied b…

The City Executive began taking possession of the lands that remained under private occupation in the islands of Paraná. A long process of surveying and environmental recovery is now under way to expand the Los Tres Cerros Reserve. The Rosario Entrance recovers 807 hectares of wetlands of the Deliot Legacy in the islands after 20 years of litigation was first published in El Ciudadano.

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elciudadanoweb.com broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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