Storms Cause Major Loss Of Trees

The video discusses the severe impact of winter storms on trees in Surrey and across the UK, highlighting significant tree loss in areas managed by the National Trust. It compares the current situation to the Great Storm of 1987, noting that nature is now being allowed to recover naturally. The increased light reaching the forest floor is promoting new growth and wildlife, demonstrating nature's resilience in repairing the landscape.

What impact did the winter storms have on the trees in Surrey?

How did the National Trust respond to the tree loss caused by the storms?

What are some of the areas mentioned that suffered tree loss?

What was the historical context provided about the Great Storm of 1987?

What does the text suggest about nature's ability to recover from the damage?