woodlot

noun
UK /ˈwʊd.lɒt/
US /ˈwʊd.lɑːt/

A small area of land where trees are grown.

The farmer keeps a woodlot behind his barn for firewood.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A managed patch of trees grown to provide fuel or lumber.

They harvest a few trees from the woodlot each winter.

3. A wooded section of a farm or estate.

Deer often shelter in the woodlot at the edge of the property.

4. A small forest kept for wildlife and recreation.

The family walks through their woodlot every weekend.