Man as a biological and social unit, constantly maintains contact with the environment to exist. It concerns the spiritual and aesthetic dimension (which by the way is also very important), but above all, it refers to essentially biological and existential dimension. The environment is a “manufacturer” and “provider” for environmental goods and services of every being, which are indispensable for life and which cannot by protected by artificial systems. Safety in this regard shall guarantee the developed over the years, among others, human rights, which are usually included in the third category, the so-called collective rights. Today it would be worthwhile to look at these issues through the prism of needs, which in contrast to provisions of law, absolutely must be implemented if the entity of these rights cares about its own existence.