'The North of Ireland is the least wooded area in the whole of Europe.' Series of interviews to camera from people who have an affinity with trees. These include 00:41 Fairy Tree. 01:00 A self-confessed tree spotter. 01:26 Two boys, one of whom is hitting a coin into the trunk of a tree. 01:44 Hangman’s oak with noose. 02:00 Trees used to hang washing lines. 03:12 Wild mountain ash, an indigenous tree. 04:10 Furniture maker. 04:40 Mythology. Three men with drums walking around a tree. They are wearing animalistic head-dress. 05:00 Tory Island, where there are no trees. Woman talking in Irish (Gaelic) with subtitles. 05:30 Woman in her garden pointing out trees that have been planted for specific events such as her wedding. Now planting a tree for her daughters wedding. 06:03 Farmer. 07:10 Tree being cut down. 07:20 Cyclists on a treelined road. 07:30 Children playing under a large tree.'The natural wooded areas of Northern Ireland were felled at the beginning of the 17th century and by the end of the 19th century were decimented.' Since then little has been done to encourage a culture of planting native trees.'