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16. Right tree, right place, right reason %u2013 area-specific principles16.1 Use the area-specific principles, and their associated long term tree cover ambitions, to guide what our longer-term 30% tree cover ambition might look like across our area (see map on page 11). 16.2 Consider constraints for trees and woods, as part of any establishment and management.16.3 Consider any needs for trees and woods, as part of any establishment and management.17. Cheshire and Merseyside17.1 Work across Cheshire and Merseyside to establish, look aft er, and nurture a culture of trees, woods, and other habitats, for the many benefits they bring to people, nature, and climate.17.2 Support work within a ten mile radius of our boundary if there is a specific rationale for it. 17.3 Take opportunities to deliver at scale, whilst prioritising areas of greatest need for people, nature and climate.18. Urban, urban fringe and rural areas18.1 Deliver across urban, urban fringe, and rural areas.18.2 Embrace the challenges of delivering in urban areas, as action here is essential to bring the most benefits for people.18.3 Deliver in urban fringe and rural locations, as action here can be at a scale needed to face the climate and nature crises.19. Public and private land19.1 Establish and manage trees and woods on both public and private land.19.2 Work alongside public and private landowners to support their diff ering objectives for trees and woods, whilst bringing benefits for people, nature, and climate.20. Call for locations20.1 Encourage people to use our Tree Atlas to suggest locations where they would like to see more trees and woods.20.2 Follow up on suggested locations to see if there is potential to establish trees and woods there or nearby and, if possible, work with the people who suggested it to make it happen.These principles guide where we work. This is on public and private land across urban, urban fringe, and rural locations in Cheshire and Merseyside. Our work is guided by our %u201cright tree, right place, right reason%u201d area-specific principles.WHERE70percent of households can see at least 3 treesfrom their home. We would like all households to meet this criteria.10