What is another word for woodlanders?

Pronunciation: [wˈʊdləndəz] (IPA)

Woodlanders are those who live, work and thrive in forests, woods and wooded areas. Here are some synonyms for woodlanders: forest-dwellers, woodland inhabitants, tree-dwellers, sylvan settlers, bush residents, coppice folk, grove inhabitants, thicket settlers, jungle occupants, timberland dwellers, and arboreal denizens. These terms convey a sense of people connected to nature, living in harmony with the environment, and relying on the resources of the forest ecosystem. Whether they are loggers, hunters, farmers, herders, or conservationists, woodlanders have a deep respect for their surroundings, and understand the importance of sustainability, biodiversity and resilience. From the Amazon rainforest to the Canadian boreal forest, woodlanders are an integral part of our planet's ecosystem.

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Usage examples for Woodlanders

And when the Prior bade us throw open the monastery gates, out of the sombre gloom of the forest the scared woodlanders came crowding, tame and panting.
"A Child's Book of Saints"
William Canton
woodlanders ought to respect all natural scenery.
"For the Sake of the School"
Angela Brazil
James, over his breakfast, asked what had become of the company, and his host replied that they were woodlanders; good lads in their way, but abashed before strangers.
"A Prince of Good Fellows"
Robert Barr

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