naturetradelaw
nounUK /ˈneɪtʃə treɪd lɔː/
US /ˈneɪtʃər treɪd lɔː/
Rules that say how people can buy and sell things from nature, like wood or fish.
The naturetradelaw says we can only cut down a few trees each year.
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2. A law that protects plants and animals when people sell them.
The naturetradelaw stops people from selling rare birds.
3. Rules about trading things like water, wood, and fish between countries.
Countries agreed on a naturetradelaw for sharing river water.
4. A set of rules that keeps nature safe while people do business.
Thanks to the naturetradelaw, the forest is still green and healthy.