A forest activity to remove unwanted vegetation and woody material, and to prepare the soil for reforestation.

A layer of accumulated dead organic material, consisting of partially or fully decomposed leaves, needles, twigs, etc., at the surface of a forest soil.

Temporary path used to skid (transport) felled trees to the logging deck.

The intentional act of combining agriculture and forestry to create integrated and sustainable land-use system.

Silvopasture is a form of agroforestry that combines trees with forage and livestock production.

Process by which soil particles are detached and transported by wind, water, and gravity to a downslope or downstream location.

When the volume per unit area of standing timber in a forest stand is below the optimum level to meet the desired objective (timber, wildlife, etc.).

A temporary or permanent access route.

An individual's appreciation of the forest landscape for its unique and varied components without regard to its utility or monetary value.

The planting of rows of trees and/or shrubs (single or multiple) at wide spacing, creating alleyways within which agricultural crops or horticultural crops are produced.