On Tue, 7 Jan 1997, M Dunlop wrote:
>
> Hi there!!!!! I'm looking for a broad range of people to
> answer this survey and e-mail this filled out form to:
>
> stealth@ican.net
>
> This survey is to help me complete my thesis for my
> Honours Bachelor of Science in Forestry.
>
> When answering the yes/no questions please feel free to add your
> own comments. When answering the multiple choice please (X) the
> appropriate answer. Please answer the questions to the best of
> your knowledge.
>
> If you have any questions or further comments please feel free to
> e-mail me at the address above.
>
> 1. Where do you live? (Province and City)
>
> 2. What do you do for a living?
>
> 3. How old are you?
>
> 4. What was the last grade that you completed?
>
> 5. What is your definition of a forest
> ( )a) a source of timber
> ( )b) a source of food
> ( )c) a place for recreation
> ( )d) habitat for plants and animals
> ( )e) a source of economic gain
> ( )f) other please specify
>
> 6. Do you use the forest for anything? (yes/no)
>
> 6b. If yes, please list what you use the forest for (hunting,
> fishing, hiking etc.).
>
> 7. What is the greatest threat to the forest
> ( )a) logging
> ( )b) pollution
> ( )c) forest fires and insects
> ( )d) human intervention in nature
> ( )e) other please specify
>
> 8. Do you feel we are degrading the forest? (yes/no)
>
> 9. Do you feel we are protecting the forest? (yes/no)
>
> 10. Do you feel that we should be using the forest for economic
> gain? (yes/no)
>
> 11. Do you think we are planting enough trees? (yes/no)
>
> 12. Do you think the forest industry or the government should be
> responsible for planting trees (reforestation)? (yes/no)
>
> 13. What would you consider good reforestation practices
> ( )a) planting the same species of trees
> ( )b) planting different species of trees in the same
> area
> ( )c) allowing the forest to return naturally
>
>
> 14. Do you think the forest industry needs regulating by the
> government? (yes/no)
>
> 15. If yes, why?
>
> 16. Should we be managing our forests? (yes/no)
>
> 17. If yes, what do you consider good management policies
> ( )a) managing for economic gain
> ( )b) managing for recreation i.e. fishing, hunting
> ( )c) managing for a diverse forest i.e. different
> plants and animals
> ( )d) managing for conservation of the forest and it's
> resources
> ( )e) other please specify
>
> 18. Do you think the forest industry is doing enough to protect
> the environment? (yes/no)
>
> 19. Is there any harvesting/logging in your area? (yes/no)
>
> 20. Is the forest industry harvesting (cutting) too many trees,
> just enough trees, or too few trees?
>
> 21. Do you think clearcutting is a good forest practice?
> (yes/no)
>
> 22. Do you think clearcuts are
> ( )a) too widely used
> ( )b) used just enough
> ( )c) not used enough
>
> 23. Should we allow harvesting in old growth forests? (yes/no)
>
> 24. If yes, who should regulate the amount cut
> ( )a) the forest industry
> ( )b) the government
> ( )c) the public
>
> 25. Do you think there are too many logging roads? (yes/no)
>
> 26. Do you think the logging roads give us too much access to
> the forest? (yes/no)
>
> 27. If yes or no please explain.
>
> 28. If an educational program on forestry practices and the
> forest industry were to become available in your area would you
> attend? (yes/no)
> A) if yes, why?
> B) if no, why not?
>
> 29. Would you become involved with the forest industry if public
> involvement was encouraged? (yes/no)
> A) if yes, why?
>
> B) if no, why not?
>
> 30. If you could attend a course/seminar on forestry what would
> you like to see covered?
>
> THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. If you know any one else who wouldn't
> mind taking the time to fill out this survey I would really
> appreciate their input..
>