concept   woodland
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Northern Europe (1) • Tropical regions (1) • Scandinavia (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Australia (1) • Central Africa (1) • Desert regions (1) • First Nations (1) • Native American (1) • United Kingdom (1) • forestry culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 woodland Northern Europe Woodlands in Northern Europe are important for industry and leisure activities. 4
2 woodland Tropical regions Tropical woodlands are important for providing wood and medicinal plants to communities in tropical regions, but are less associated with leisure activities. 3
3 woodland Scandinavia Woodlands in Scandinavia are utilized for construction, fuel, and traditional crafts, with an emphasis on sustainable management. 2
4 woodland Aboriginal culture Woodlands hold significant cultural and spiritual importance in Aboriginal culture and are treated with great respect. 1
5 woodland Australia Australian woodlands are culturally significant and revered due to their connection to ancestral lands and stories, leading to them being treated with great respect. 1
6 woodland Central Africa Woodlands in Central Africa are essential for providing resources such as wood, medicinal plants, and building materials for local communities. 1
7 woodland Desert regions Woodlands are rare and important in desert regions, providing shade, water, and shelter with historical cultural significance. 1
8 woodland First Nations Woodlands are significant and sacred spaces in First Nations culture where traditional practices and ceremonies are conducted. 1
9 woodland Native American Woodlands are important sacred spaces in Native American culture, used for spiritual practices and ceremonies. 1
10 woodland United Kingdom Woodlands in the United Kingdom are a common landscape feature used for leisure activities. 1
11 woodland forestry culture In forestry culture, woodlands are managed and harvested for timber and other forest products. 1