Environment and Planning Survey 
Prepared by Whidbey Environmental Action Network (WEAN). WEAN is a Community Based Organization (CBO) working with Island Roots Housing and Agricultural Resources Committee of Island County to engage more community members in Comprehensive Planning.

The CBO Consortium is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act (CCA). The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www.climate.wa.gov.

Thank you for taking this survey, which will provide Island County with information about environmental issues in our community during the Comprehensive Plan update. You may remain anonymous if you so choose.

Please respond by Monday, February 3 at 11:59 PM. 
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(optional) What is your name? 
What is your zip code? *
Are you completing this survey as an individual or on behalf of an organization?  *
If representing an organization, which one?
How did you hear about this survey? *
How concerned are you about the following environmental issues? *
Very concerned
Somewhat concerned
Neutral
Somewhat unconcerned
Not at all concerned
Aquifer recharge
Beach loss
Farmland loss
Fireworks
Groundwater contamination
Growler noise
Habitat decline
Invasive weeds
Logging
Natural and climate disasters
Prairie loss
Stream health
Wetland loss
Rank the following conservation actions according to priority, with 1 being the highest priority
1—higher priority
2
3
4
5—lower priority
Expanding public access to rural green spaces
Expanding public access to urban and suburban green spaces
Protecting and restoring salmon and forage fish habitat
Protecting wildlife corridors, migration routes, and key habitat
Removing invasive weeds and restoring native vegetation
Clear selection
Rank these ecosytems according to highest need of greater protection and restoration, with 1 being the highest need
1—highest need of increased protection
2
3
4
5—lower need of increased protection
Forests
Shorelines
Prairies
Offshore marine areas
Wetlands
Clear selection
How do you view the impact of these actions? *
Very helpful
Somewhat helpful
Neutral
Somewhat harmful
Very harmful
Building bulkheads on shoreline property
Expanding tax benefits for natural conservation on private property
Expanding waste diversion (compost, recycling) programs
Investing in carbon-neutral development
Investing in a sewer or septic alternative system for Clinton
Investing in a sewer or septic alternative system for Freeland
Removing bulkheads built without a permit on shoreline property
Requiring low impact development and drainage plans for all new construction
Restoring and repairing under-utilized housing
Name an ecosystem or natural area in Island County that you believe deserves the highest level of protection, restoration, and care:
Are there other ecosystems or natural areas in Island County that you want to call out for extra protection, restoration, and care? Can you tell us more?
What questions do you have for WEAN or for Island County? 
What else do want to share? 
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