New data released by the Friends of the Earth has shown that England’s tree cover is just 12.8%, compared to 38% in Europe.
The group claims that the government must double tree cover to address the interlinked climate, nature and public health crises, prioritising tree planting in the most in-need areas.
The research also finds that 43% of neighbourhoods have less that 10% tree canopy coverage, while 84% have less than 20% coverage.
In Peterborough, just three neighbourhoods have more than 20% coverage and seven have less than 10%.
The neighbourhoods are broken down below.

1. Eye and Thorney
Percentage of the neighbourhood with tree canopy: 2.4%. Photo: Peterborough Telegraph

2. Newborough & Peakirk
Percentage of the neighbourhood with tree canopy: 2.6%. Photo: Peterborough Telegraph

3. Stanground
Percentage of the neighbourhood with tree canopy: 5.9%. Photo: Peterborough Telegraph

4. Glinton, Northborough & Maxey
Percentage of the neighbourhood with tree canopy: 6.6%. Photo: Peterborough Telegraph