managed forest

British  

noun

1. a sustainable forest in which usually at least one tree is planted for every tree felled

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Example Sentences

The study finds the national estimates, which allow more flexible definitions for those lands, show about 3 billion hectares more of managed forest land around the world than in the independent models.

From Reuters

For instance, the country models done by the United States and other nations show more carbon-absorbing managed forest land than the independent models indicate.

From Reuters

It might be tempting to shrug off the increase in Lyme disease reports with a corresponding decrease in actively managed forest lands as a specious, inverse correlation.

From Slate

The design was fairly simple, and the wood required was easily obtainable from the managed forest on the western side of the Protectorate.

From Literature

The battle is over a comparably ancient and cherished habitat: old-growth stands in the managed forest, particularly those rich in spruce.

From Science Magazine