• Perceptions of Australia’s “Dangerous” Animals

    Help us understand how people view venomous snakes, sharks, and dingoes, and how these views shape conservation. Takes ~5 minutes. Responses are anonymous and support ecological research.
  • Are you 18 or over?*
  • I consent to the anonymous use of my responses for education and research.*

  • Your responses are anonymous and stored securely. Data will be used for conservation research and may be summarized in Wildlife Nomads reports or academic publications. No personal details will be shared. For questions, contact contact@wildlifenomads.com

     

  • Which best describes your area*
  • Age Group*
  • Cultural Background*
  • Gender*
  • Education*
  • How familiar are you with wildlife in your country?*
  • Have you encountered Venomous Snakes in the last 5 years*
  • Where?*
  • Please indicate how much you agree with the following statements about venomous snakes*
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  • If you find one nearby, what would you do?”*
  • Which policy approach do you most support for managing venomous snakes?*
  • Have you encountered Sharks in the last 5 years*
  • Where?*
  • Please indicate how much you agree with the following statements about sharks*
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  • If you find one nearby, what would you do?”*
  • Which policy approach do you most support for managing Sharks?*
  • Have you encountered a Dingo in the last 5 years*
  • Where?*
  • Please indicate how much you agree with the following statements about Dingoes*
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  • If you find one nearby, what would you do?”*
  • Which policy approach do you most support for managing Dingoes?*
  • Rank these animals by how much you fear them (1 = most feared, 3 = least feared)*
  • Rank these animals by their importance to nature (1 = most important, 3 = least important).*
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