Puulohko
Puulohko is a term used in Finnish forestry referring to a defined spatial unit of forest land that is managed as a single block for silvicultural work and timber harvesting. The concept functions as a planning and operational unit within forest management, allowing decisions to be made and tracked at a manageable scale.
A puulohko typically corresponds to a contiguous area that is mapped and surveyed in forest inventories. It
In practice, puulohko-level planning guides activities such as thinning, regeneration, final harvest, road construction, and logistics.
The term is primarily used in Finnish forestry and related administration. Its English equivalents are often