Nature in the Neighbourhood Survey 2024

The purpose of this survey is to better understand how the locals of Honeybourne and its surrounding areas interact with their local nature. This study has been created in the hopes of learning how to further connect local people with the nature that surrounds them.
By ticking this box, you consent to your data being analysed to provide us with a better understanding of our local communities relationship with nature. For more information about how we store your data, please visit our website.*

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On a scale of 1-10, how happy does nature make you, with 1 being extremely unhappy and 10 being extremely happy?*
On a scale of 1-10, how much of a positive impact does nature have on your day to day life, with 1 being a very negative impact and 10 being a strong positive impact?*
On a scale of 1-10, would you agree that the area around your home has large amounts of nature, with 1 being there is no nature around where you live and 10 being vast amounts of nature?*
Is there a particular aspect of your local nature that you feel deserves more attention, if so please explain your feelings about this in as much detail as possible.*
Do you have a conflict with your local nature, maybe you have squirrels that eat all your bird food, please tell us about any instances of conflict with nature you may have experienced?
Is there anything you wish you could provide for your local nature, please provide as much detail as you can.*
Would you be interested in staying informed in any future Nature in the Neighbourhood campaigns and events?

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Your participation in this survey is greatly appreciated and we hope it will help us make some very positive change in the community. If you have any more questions email us at: conservation@allthingswild.co.uk where we will be happy to answer any questions or queries about the questionnaire or any other work involving Nature in the Neighbourhood.
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