Brave decision not to rebuild as storms and floods wrecked farmland paid off for nature

The video discusses the Gower Peninsula's seawall, which was not rebuilt by the National Trust, allowing nature to reclaim the land. This decision led to the creation of dynamic habitats, promoting biodiversity and carbon sequestration. The video highlights the benefits of letting nature take its course, such as increased wildlife and new landscapes. It also addresses the challenges of coastal pressure and the importance of land restoration to counteract habitat loss.

What happened to the seawall on the Gower Peninsula seven years ago?

What is the National Trust's controversial decision regarding the seawall?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between static environments and nature?

What benefits have been observed from letting nature take its course in coastal areas?

What is the significance of the intertidal area loss mentioned in the text?