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Modìca Donà dalle Rose, C.: International legal and protection of the landscape and biodiversity: the architecture of the limit between natural cultivation and culture. — Bocc. 28: 151-160. 2019. — ISSN: 1120-4060 printed, 2280-3882 online. The growth and spreading of environmental law for scientific and health protection, together with the landscape that responds to more historical, aesthetic and cultural principles, represent an evolution of living law directly proportional to the ability of right operators to share with the scientific community the multiple problems and reflections of development risks . The right balance between scientific and technological evolution and the management of its voluntary or involuntary, regulated or regulated introduction into nature are the main challenges of scale application of what has become one of the fundamental principles of international law and single Nations: the precautionary principle. Sicily and the park of Selinunte tell us through the variety of its plants a part of history: the anthropological and zootechnical passage of the human and animal migratory flows that have characterized the testimony of the past. The environmental changes have been voluntary, responding to aesthetic decisions and in other cases occasional and voluntary. The environmental and biodiversity protection, expressed in national and international law, are today the main tools to manage risks with prudence and potential forecasts. The natural landscape, emblem of what is historically presumed to have been ab origine in comparison with the cultural landscape, i.e. the intertwining of the many human passages that have intervened over the centuries, offers an important starting point for study and reflection to refine the scientific and regulatory techniques of nature protection.