Coppice

usgb/ˈkɑːpɪs/
noun

A small woodland area that has been cut back and is then left to grow again to provide wood.

The local villagers cut firewood from the coppice every winter.
Visual representation of "coppice" - A small woodland area that has been cut back and is then left to grow again to provide wood.

Often appears as...

  • coppice management
  • coppice woodland
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Woodland Practice

Coppice refers to both the area of woodland and the traditional method of managing it.

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We visited a coppice to learn about sustainable forestry.
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Regrowth Focus

Coppice emphasizes continual growth and harvest of wood without killing the tree.

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The coppice is used for its ability to regrow after harvesting.
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Ecosystem Importance

Coppices create unique habitats beneficial for wildlife, often mentioned in ecological contexts.

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Birds thrive in the coppice due to the dense cover of new growth.
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