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The second episode begins with a review of television programs from the past decade that have covered the forest debate in various ways. Viewers are provided with insights into statements and facts by conservationist and former RMK employee Mati Sepp. The episode delves into the fundamental question of why Estonians often define themselves as a forest nation. Archaeologist Tõnno Jonuks retrospectively discusses myths and folklore, explaining how Estonian identity has evolved over time and the role forests have played in Estonian culture and national self-awareness. Through examples and facts, the episode reveals the true condition of Estonian forests and nature ...

Director: Martti Helde

Keywords: historical treatment | historical overview | officials | processing data | antropotsentrism | human being | environmental policy | views of nature | forest | forest landscape | View all »