It's claimed the UK's woods and trees are approaching a crisis point...

The video discusses the threats facing woodland habitats due to land development, climate change, and pollution. It highlights the diminishing experience of woodlands, with fewer spring flowers and birds. A report by the Woodland Trust reveals that only 7% of native UK woods are in good condition, with nitrogen pollution and climate change affecting wildlife. The importance of maintaining healthy woods is emphasized, as they play a crucial role in carbon capture and oxygen generation. Experts call for a significant increase in tree planting to aid nature's recovery.

According to experts, what is necessary for nature to have a chance of recovery?

What are the consequences of not addressing the threats to woodlands?