Scottish Wildlife Trust Aberdeen/Aberdeenshire activites survey

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Your local Scottish Wildlife Trust group is looking at ways to engage better with you, our members. To this end we would like to learn a little more about you and how we can improve delivery of our programme of activities. Please complete the following short survey (~20 questions). The survey takes about ten minutes to complete, and all questions are optional.

Any information you provide here will be treated confidentially and will be used solely for the purpose of this local membership survey. All data are covered by the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Privacy Policy (see the Trust's website for full details).

Part 1. Winter talk series

1. How often have you attended winter talks in the previous 3 years?

Never

Hardly ever (<4 times in the last 3 years)

Occasionally (up to 6 times in the last 3 years)

Regularly (several times a year)

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2. Would you like to attend more regularly in the future?

Yes, more often

No, same frequency

I don't know

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3. What is your preference for the format of the winter talks? Tick only one.

Face-to-face

Virtual

Hybrid (face-to-face with option of attending virtually)

I don't have a preference

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4. What is your preference for the location of face-to-face talks? Tick only one.

Zoology Building of the University of Aberdeen

I would prefer somewhere else in the City

I would prefer somewhere else in the Shire

I would prefer a mix

I have no preference

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If you have any comments about your preferred option, or if you have any suggestions for venues for face-to-face meetings, please include below.

5. What topics are you interested in? Tick all that apply.

Ecology and conservation

Reserves and other green spaces in Scotland

Plants and trees

Fungi

Bats and other mammals

Other vertebrates

Butterflies and moths

Other invertebrates

Animals tracks and signs

Rivers, sea and shore

Landscapes and human influence

Wildlife and art and art in wildlife

Citizen Science

If you have any other suggestions, please include below.

6. What are the main hurdles/barriers for you/your family to attend the winter talks face to face? Tick all that apply (all information is treated confidentially). For the purposes of this question, assume the venue is the Zoology Building.

No hurdles/barriers

Physical disability or health issue (e.g. limited mobility, hard-of-hearing…)

Mental health issue (e.g. anxiety, depression…)

Learning difficulty

I do not feel represented (culture, community…)

No transport

Too far or too difficult to get to venue

Childcare issues

Too busy

Lack of information (date, time, location, topic) or late notice

If there are any reasons not covered in the above list or you would like to expand on any of them, please provide information below.

7. Do you have any other comments/suggestions/queries about the winter talk series?

Part 2. Other local Scottish Wildlife Trust activities and events

8. Have you attended any other local Trust activities or events since 2017?

Yes, 1 or 2

Yes, up to 4

Yes, more than 4

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9. Would you like to attend more regularly in the future?

Yes

I don't know

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10. What is your preference for the format of activities and events? Tick all that apply.

Guided and face-to-face (e.g. guided bat walk)

Guided but virtual (e.g. virtual tour of local reserve)

Self-paced activities with online guidance or instructions (e.g. nature count)

Member participation events (e.g. nature photo competitions)

I have no preference

If you have any suggestions for other formats, or would like to expand on anything from the list above, please include information below.

11. What is your preference for the location of face-to-face activities and events? Tick only one.

City

Shire

Mix

I have no preference

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12. What type of events are you interested in? Tick all that apply.

Workshops (e.g. scat workshop)

Tours of local reserves and other green spaces

Conservation activity or training (e.g. bird ringing)

Organised citizen science activity (e.g. BioBlitz)

Physical activity to help wildlife conservation (e.g. scrub clearance)

Non-physical activity to help wildlife conservation (e.g. photography, writing blogs)

Activity to support health and wellbeing incorporating wildlife/wildlife conservation (e.g. sensory walk)

Activities for families with young children (e.g. glow-in-the-dark wildlife walk)

Activities to bring community members together (e.g. beach clean)

Creative activities incorporating wildlife (e.g. botanical drawing class)

If you have any suggestions for other types of activies, or want to expand on any of the suggestions above, please include information below.

14. Do you have any other comments/suggestions/queries about the annual winter talks or activity and events programme?

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