eco-code
nounUK /ˈiːkəʊ kəʊd/
US /ˈiːkoʊ koʊd/
A set of rules that help people take care of nature.
Our school made an eco-code to remind everyone to save water and recycle.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A secret set of signals used by animals or plants to survive in nature.
Scientists studied the eco-code of the forest to understand how animals share food.
3. A plan for a company or group to protect the environment.
The company wrote an eco-code promising to cut down on plastic waste.
4. A special way of writing or speaking about protecting the planet.
The kids learned the eco-code words like 'reuse' and 'compost' in class.