Woodland

Definition

woodland /'wƱdlǝnd/ n [U] သစ္ေတာဖံုးလႊမ္းေနေသာ နယ္ေျမ။ ancient/ mixed/ local woodland ❍ woodland scenery.

Examples

1. ‘It was also argued that the site proposed had a level of tree cover
2. but was not woodland.’
3. ‘Nineteen percent of the land is arable and 46 percent consists of forests and woodlands.’
4. ‘As we made our way along the pretty woodland walk
5. we gradually became aware of a distant and muffled rumble.’
6. ‘They sketched woodland plants and trees and learned how to use a digital camera.’
7. ‘It plans to plant at least 35
8. 000 trees in parks and woodlands across the UK.’
9. ‘Adams said foxes that did not come out of the cover of woodlands or were injured could still be legitimately killed by the hound pack.’
10. ‘Murder squad detectives have been drafted in after a body was found partly buried in woodlands by a man walking his dog.’
11. ‘Schoolchildren who planted trees on a site in Barnoldswick will be able to watch them grow into one of the area's most important woodlands.’
12. ‘There were also fears about the effect the fire would have on the area's oak woodlands
13. which are an important habitat for birds and plants.’
14. ‘Clouts Wood is an area of ancient woodland of oak and ash
15. one mile south of Wroughton.’
16. ‘It stood on the edge of a village whose name it shared and was bounded by many acres of ancient woodland.’
17. ‘If we are successful
18. we can begin to restore this once majestic ancient woodland to its former glory.’
19. ‘Beneath the heavy canopy of foliage
20. she captured the spirit of these woodlands of giant trees.’
21. ‘Trees and woodlands take centuries to mature but may be felled in an instant.’
22. ‘It was the third such event in the ancient woodland in less than a year.’
23. ‘And its fragility makes it a good early indicator of the decline of ancient woodlands.’
24. ‘The Woodland Trust do a lot of work fighting to preserve our ancient woodlands
25. also working to improve the growth of the woods naturally.’
26. ‘It also looks at ways of supporting the indigenous timber industry and using woodlands to improve health
27. landscape and wildlife.’
28. ‘There are beautiful walks amid woodland and stunning waterfalls in the Falls of Clyde.’
29. ‘One area being highlighted is at Bilsdale
30. where ancient woodlands are to be restored.’