Social legacy is the legacy of substantial and immaterial legacy resources of a gathering or society that is acquired from past ages. Not all legacies of past ages are “legacy”; rather, legacy is a result of determination by society.
Social legacy incorporates unmistakable culture (like structures, landmarks, scenes, books, masterpieces, and curios), immaterial culture (like fables, customs, language, and information), and normal legacy (counting socially huge scenes, and biodiversity). The term is much of the time utilized regarding issues connecting with the insurance of Native scholarly property.