The process by which a forest is renewed artificially is known as

The process by which a forest is renewed artificially is known as forest regeneration. Forest regeneration involves the intentional planting of new trees to replace the ones that have been harvested or lost due to natural causes. It can also involve techniques such as coppicing and pollarding, which encourage the regrowth of new shoots from the stumps of felled trees. The goal of forest regeneration is to maintain the ecological balance of a forest while also providing a sustainable supply of timber and other forest products.