'nature area' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a piece of land that is dedicated to preserving natural wildlife. For example, "The city created a nature area to help protect the local native species."
The surrounding nature area is also well worth an explore, or just a gentle stroll.
"From here you see that the city is embedded in a protected nature area," he said through an interpreter.
When you round a bend in Tilden Nature Area in Berkeley, the sound of bleating day-old lambs is a definite clue that you have left the city.
Pen Y Fro Primary School, Dunvant, Swansea: improve on a nature area with a safe path for wheelchair access, a secure fence and new plants, fishing rods, buckets and containers for learning.
In the first project of this new series they use reclaimed trusses and wine barrels to create an outdoor bar featuring the homeowner's artwork stenciled onto a concrete slab, and an arbor leading to a nature area.
The state-of-the-art facility on Hotspur Way in Enfield, North London has only just been purpose-built for the club, and includes an extensive nature area with hundreds of planted trees and shrubs next to a pond.
Nearby parks and nature areas include Red Butte Canyon and Wasatch Mountain State Park.
The rest will be set aside for trails, nature areas and three golf courses.
We enabled them to create nature areas for storing rainwater to the benefit of the local citizens (and house prices).
With reviews of gear, links to national parks and nature areas near cities, books, maps and articles.
The final locations included residential areas, nature areas, downtown business districts, college campuses and the NorthPark shopping mall.
