Parsonage Wood

Parsonage Wood is a woodland area, typically associated with a parsonage, which is the residence provided for a member of the clergy. The term "Parsonage Wood" often refers to a woodlot or area of woodland owned or historically associated with the local parish church or its incumbent. These woods were often a source of timber, fuel, and other resources for the parsonage and the local community. Parsonage Woods can be found in various parts of the world, often reflecting the historical land ownership patterns and the importance of the church in local economies. Their ecological significance can vary depending on factors like management practices, tree species composition, and geographic location.