"nature friendly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe people, products, or practices that are considered to have a beneficial effect on the environment or on nature. For example: "We strive to create nature friendly products that help reduce our environmental footprint."
We conclude that nature friendly managed manor gardens can provide a conservation function of local natural habitats and their biodiversity especially in intensively managed landscapes.
The reason he has a circle of powerful friends may be that he is, by nature, friendly.
A nature friendly, spa-like motif was carried out with decorations made of grass and straw, napkins rolled and tied with dried green scallion stems, and big white calla lilies.
They upheld a belief that democratic states are by nature friendly and unthreatening, and therefore America ought to go around the world promoting democracy and human rights wherever possible.
Nearly a year in the making, the garden, which embodies the cereal company's commitment to nature friendly farming and the British countryside, is nearing its finish and I can finally rest my weary feet.
Agri-environment schemes (AES) aim to reverse this process by promoting "nature friendly" practises at the field-scale.
Under the initiative, farmers took up country stewardship schemes which provide financial incentives for making nature-friendly choices.
In 2005 the study found a 20% increase in the number of new homes that were environmentally responsible: water-efficient, energy-efficient, built of nature-friendly materials.
For New York Fashion Week, Earth Pledge presented a group show featuring everything from casual day wear to ball gowns — all made with nature-friendly or secondhand fabrics.
At that time, as part of his quest to open a nature-friendly business, Mr. Hudson learned that virtually no one was recycling polypropylene.
He knows how hard it can be to persuade senior executives, particularly those with a finance background, to spend money on nature-friendly vehicles whose sales may be small, and which may not earn profits for their first, second or even third generations.
