logging
n. uncountable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɫɔɡɪŋ// UK //lˈɒɡɪŋ// log·ging
n. the business of cutting down trees for wood. People do this to get materials for building houses or making paper.
n. the activity or business of felling trees and transporting the timber to sawmills. Often discussed in the context of environmental impact or industrial forestry.
The local economy depends heavily on logging.
Environmental groups are protesting against the logging of ancient forests in the national park.
While sustainable logging practices can support local industries, illegal operations often lead to significant habitat loss and soil erosion in tropical regions.