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 was the main reason for the uprooting of Norway spruce trees in Surrey?

• Animal activity

• Human intervention

• Saturated soil

• Strong winds

Which areas of the UK were most affected by the winter storms?

• East and South

• Central and North

• West and South

• North and East

How many trees were lost at the Killerton estate in Devon?

• 500

• 200

• 700

• 300

What was the National Trust's approach after the Great Storm of 1987?

• Relocating trees to safer areas

• Building barriers against storms

• Leaving the forests to regrow naturally

• Replanting the forests

What positive effect does increased light have on the forest floor?

• It reduces soil erosion

• It encourages spring flowers

• It attracts more tourists

• It prevents tree diseases