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Picture	Segment	Description
 	Scene 	Finchen is reading a book about a "Waldschrat" (wild man) and really wants to meet one, since they take care of the forests. Suddenly Finchen notices a man who presents himself as Waldi, the "Waldschrat". Waldi is impressed that Finchen knows about his kind. It turns out that Waldi is looking for a forest; he has just graduated and has never seen a forest but knows all about them.
 	Scene 	Finchen asks Waldi what he has learned at the "Waldschrat" school. Waldi lists various things, such as the fact that the forest is important, it needs protection, it improves the air, it's wonderful and humans like to take walks in it. Finchen tells Waldi that when he is looking for a forest, all he needs to do is look for a place that has many trees. Waldi thinks that sounds very smart, but what does a tree look like?
 	Scene 	Finchen describes a tree to Waldi by telling him that a tree has a large trunk that points up in the air and Waldi goes looking for such a thing. Waldi finds a broom on Nils' truck that fits the description. Finchen then adds green to the description and Waldi quickly concludes that the Sesamstrasse sign must be a tree. Finchen describes a tree again for Waldi, this time in more detail than before, and then leads Waldi to the Sesamstrasse forest. Waldi is excited to have finally found his very own forest.
 	Scene 	Finchen and Waldi sing a song about how wonderful a forest is. After the song Waldi thanks Finchen, but before he leaves he tells Finchen that her leaf pile must have come from the trees and therefore she protects the leaves. As Waldi exits, Finchen then wonders if that would make her a "Blattschrat".
==Known segments==
*Ernie gives a report on what the well-dressed trees are wearing each season. 
*Cookie Monster and Prairie Dawn are out in the fresh air. Cookie Monster can't get over the fact that she did not bring any cookies. She tries to get his mind off cookies by getting him to focus on the clouds, trees and flowers. Everything he sees reminds him of eating cookies, such as the flowers. But Prairie Dawn reminds him that if he ate all the flowers, there wouldn't be any left for other people to enjoy.
*Professor Grover talks about the importance of listening... especially if the sound indicates some kind of danger.
*Count von Count reads "The Countess Who Lived in the Woods."
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