metsamaad
Metsamaad is a Finnish term that translates to "forest land" or "woodland." It generally refers to land that is predominantly covered by trees and is considered part of a forest ecosystem. The definition can vary slightly depending on the context, but it typically encompasses areas with a significant tree canopy and the associated undergrowth and forest floor.
In forestry and land management, metsamaad is a crucial category for understanding land use and resource potential.
The ecological characteristics of metsamaad are diverse, ranging from dense coniferous forests to mixed woodlands and
In Estonia, for example, the term "metsamaa" is used in land registry and official statistics to denote