Wood obtained from trees in a copse, or a stand of trees grown specifically for periodic harvesting and renewal.
Compound of 'copse' + 'wood,' referring to timber derived from managed woodland areas that regenerate after cutting.
Copsewood management is an ancient practice that actually benefits biodiversity more than letting forests grow uncut—the disturbance creates varied habitats at different growth stages, which many species need to thrive.
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