Pollinator Communications Survey

Pollinator Communications Survey

An initiative of the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC)
This survey was created by the Pollinator Communications Task Force as a part of the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC).

NAPPC is a growing, collaborative body of more than 170 diverse partners, including respected scientists, researchers, conservationists, government officials and dedicated volunteers. NAPPC is succeeding with major programs to protect pollinators, to raise pollinator-related issues, and to benefit the health of all species – particularly those most threatened.

Please fill out our survey so we can better understand your pollinator knowledge and any questions you might have about how to help them. We will use your anonymous responses to determine what areas of pollinator conservation need more focused attention and educational resources! By filling out our survey, Adults 18+ can also enter for a chance to win fun pollinator-themed prizes!

Survey Length: 10-15 minutes

Youth Survey Length: 7-10 minutes

Who are the pollinators?

A pollinator is any animal that moves pollen from one flower to another, helping plants reproduce creating seeds and fruits. The term 'pollinator' applies to MANY different kinds of animals, including (but not limited to), birds, bats, bees, moths, flies, wasps, butterflies, and beetles. Those are the animals that tend to visit flowers often and vary in their pollinating efficiency. However, there are also a few other mammals, amphibians, lizards, and even mosquitos that have been found to be important to the pollination of some plants.

Now...Don't go back and change your answers to the last section! Understanding how people perceive pollinators is key to helping protect them. Thank you for taking the time to help us learn more about you and your thoughts on pollinators and their conservation through the rest of this survey!
What is your favorite pollinator?
How would you complete this sentence? Check all that apply. "Pollinators... *

are cute and fuzzy." intrigue me." are scary/harmful." are hard workers." are important." none of the above Other
If you could ask a pollinator expert ANYTHING about ANY pollinator, what would you like to know the most? *

Pollinator Prize Giveaway

Once the survey concludes, we'll randomly select from registered participants (18 and older) for our prize giveaway.
Before you click submit, enter your email below if you would like to enter our Pollinator Survey Participant Giveaway for a chance to win fun prizes!
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Is there anything else pollinator or survey related that you'd like to share with NAPPC? If so, feel free to share it here.
Click the "Submit" button below to complete this survey. From there, you will be directed to a website with additional information and resources about pollinators and their habitats. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and doing your part! Together, we can ensure a healthy and robust future for these precious wild neighbors.

Is there anything else pollinator or survey related that you'd like to share with NAPPC? If so, feel free to share it here.
Thank you for completing this pollinator survey!

Once you hit the "submit survey" button, you will be directed to a website with additional information, resources, and activities about pollinators and their habitats. Thank you for doing your part! Together, we can ensure a healthy and robust future for these precious wild neighbors.
Should be Empty:

	Not at all Concerned	Slightly Concerned	Somewhat Concerned	Moderately Concerned	Extremely Concerned
Honey Bees
Bumble Bees
Other bees (sweat, carpenter, leaf cutter, etc.)
Moths
Wasps
Bats
Beetles
Flies
Birds
Butterflies

	Not important	Slightly important	Somewhat important	Moderately important	Very important
Their role in global food security
Their role in providing food for other wildlife
Their role in the creation of oils spices, and fibers
Their role in helping vegetation capture carbon
Their worth as a part of our ecosystems
Their role in supporting your landscaping and/or vegetable garden

	Not at all difficult	Slightly difficult	Somewhat difficult	Moderately difficult	Extremely difficult	Not Applicable
Avoid insecticides/herbicides
Plant native plants
Provide food for pollinators all year by having spring, summer, and fall blooming plants
Leave flowering weeds in your lawn (ex. dandelions or clover)
Learn about invasive plants and how to manage/eliminate them
Leave areas unmown or mow less
Provide bee hotels
Leave leaf litter, stems, twigs, logs, and bare patches of soil in your landscape for nesting pollinators
Support pollinator-friendly farmers by buying organic, low-spray produce
Farm or ranch using best management practices to protect pollinators
Educate friends and family about pollinators
Donate to a conservation organization
Volunteer for a conservation organization
Contribute to a community science project

	Strongly disagree	Disagree	Neither agree or disagree	Agree	Strongly agree
Lack of time
Lack of knowledge
Lack of space
Lack of money
I do enough already
Lack of access to information
Not physically able to
Will look untidy
Might get stung
Might receive complaints
Lack of interest

	Strongly dislike	Somewhat dislike	Neither like or dislike	I like them	I love them
Honey Bees
Bumble Bees
Other bees (sweat, carpenter, leaf cutter, etc.)
Bats
Beetles
Wasps
Moths
Flies
Butterflies
Birds

Pollinator Prize Giveaway