Woodland (noun)

1. An area covered with trees and undergrowth, typically smaller than a forest.
2. An area of land that is covered with trees.

Origin:

Middle english wode londe; from wode "wood" + londe "land".

Examples:

1. The woodland was filled with a variety of trees and plants.
2. The woodland provided habitat for many animals.
3. The hike took us through a beautiful woodland.
4. The woodland was being clear-cut to make room for development.
5. The woodland was a popular destination for picnics and outdoor recreation.