Can Art Save Nature: Future of Forestry

The video explores C.S. Lewis's poem 'The Future of Forestry', highlighting its themes of deforestation and urbanization. It discusses the poem's imagery and symbolism, emphasizing the potential future where children are unaware of trees. The video argues that art, including poetry, can inspire empathy and drive environmental change. It concludes with the cultural impact of the poem and its influence on a band named after it.

What themes does the poem 'The Future of Forestry' explore regarding nature and urbanization?

Discuss the significance of the references to specific trees like Chestnut and Elm in the poem.

How does the poet use imagery to convey the loss of trees and its impact on future generations?

In what ways does the poem suggest that children will perceive nature in a future dominated by urban sprawl?

How does the poem reflect the relationship between humanity and nature?

What is the overall message the poet conveys about the future of the environment?

What role does art play in addressing environmental issues according to the speaker?