Woodland Management refers to the practice of maintaining and improving forested areas for various purposes, including ecological health, timber production, and recreational use. It involves activities such as planting trees, controlling invasive species, and managing wildlife habitats to ensure a balanced ecosystem. Effective woodland management promotes biodiversity and enhances the forest's ability to provide resources like clean air and water. It also supports local economies by providing timber and recreational opportunities. Sustainable practices are essential to ensure that woodlands remain healthy and productive for future generations.