Perceptions of wilding conifers survey
Douglas fir spreading from plantation forestry into conservation land, Southland. Jesse Bythell.Scion and Manaaki Whenua-Landcare Research are conducting a survey to understand how perceptions of wilding conifers differ across regions of Aotearoa New Zealand, and between professions and stakeholders. We are also interested in understanding how these perceptions compare to how other biosecurity threats are perceived. ‘Wilding conifers’ is a term used to describe exotic coniferous trees that self-establish beyond their initial plantings. There’s no minimum knowledge requirement to fill it out, and everyone’s views are useful.
This survey is open to anyone although you will only be able to complete the survey once. Please complete this survey using this link!
Your participation is entirely voluntary and the survey will be anonymous.
This survey will take about 10 minutes to complete, and please forward the survey link to anyone who you think might be interested in completing it too. This survey will remain open until 20 December 2024. Please email [Enable JavaScript to view protected content] if you have any questions.
As an appreciation for your participation in the survey, you will have the option to enter a draw to win one of five $100 Prezzy vouchers.
Posted: 25/11/2024