allodia
/ˌɑːloʊˈdiːə, əˈlɒdiə/Definitions
1. noun
a place in a forest where trees have been felled and the undergrowth has grown up
“The forester identified an area of the forest as a potential allodia for a new wildlife habitat.”
2. noun
a type of woodland or forest where trees have been cleared and shrubs and wildflowers have grown
“The allodia in the forest offered a beautiful mix of wildflowers and tall trees.”
3. noun
a woodland that has been cleared of trees and is being allowed to return to its natural state
“The old allodia in the woods were teeming with wildlife.”