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Moving a folder requires two sets of permissions: delete permissions in the place where the folder is originating, and create permissions on the place they're moving to. I suggest removing the delete permissions from your shared folder location, which will prevent a move. It won't prevent a copy, but your users would have to name the copy differently, and it's likely this would alert them to the fact they shouldn't be doing what they're doing.
Folder management extras
Making a folder read-only
Windows hardening expert Jonathan Hassell explains how to make a folder read-only.
Prevent users from deleting files in shared folders
Jonathan Hassell explains one of the functions of using Advanced Permissions.
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