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forestland

[ fawr-ist-land, for- ]

noun

  1. land containing or covered with forests.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of forestland1

First recorded in 1640–50; forest + land
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Forest Service to open up roughly 112.5 million acres of national forestland to logging.

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Forest Service to open up some 112.5 million acres of national forestland to logging.

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For one, an estimated 350,000 new houses are constructed each year in the wildland urban interface, or the area where human development meets forestland and other natural landscapes.

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The plan also calls for 11.9 million acres of forestland to be managed for biodiversity protection, carbon storage and water supply protection by 2045, and 2.7 million acres of shrublands and chaparral to be managed for carbon storage, resilience and habitat connectivity, among other efforts.

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"Rapid urbanization alters the hydrological properties of the underlying surface in urban areas. For example, previous forestland, wetland, and agricultural land have been paved to construct impervious, urban lands. These factors contribute to frequency occurrences of urban flood events."

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