Friðlýdd
Friðlýdd is an Icelandic term that translates to "protected" or "designated." It is commonly used in the context of environmental protection and cultural heritage in Iceland. When an area, species, or object is designated as friðlýdd, it signifies that it has been legally recognized as having significant natural or cultural value and is subject to specific conservation measures.
This designation can apply to a wide range of entities. In the natural world, it might refer
The process of designating something as friðlýdd typically involves assessment by relevant authorities, such as the