Woodcutters are individuals who cut down trees for timber and other wood products. They often work in forests and use tools like chainsaws and axes to fell trees. The wood they harvest can be used for construction, furniture, and paper production. In many cultures, woodcutters play a vital role in the economy and local communities. They may also be involved in sustainable practices, ensuring that forests are managed responsibly. Organizations like the Forest Stewardship Council promote responsible forestry to protect ecosystems while allowing woodcutters to continue their work.