PACT Interest Survey 2026

Help Shape Arts and Nature Experiences

Public Art & Conservation Tributes (PACT) Samuel Ayers Park | City of Red Bluff
The Tehama Conservation Fund received a short-term planning grant to explore art and nature-based programming at Samuel Ayers Park. The park is located adjacent to Dog Island Park on north Main Street in downtown Red Bluff.

Your feedback will help shape programming priorities and future funding requests. All activities would be free to participate.
SECTION 1: About You & Park Use
How often do you visit Samuel Ayers Park?*

Haven't beenA few times a yearAbout once a monthWeeklySeveral times per week
If you do not visit often, what are the main barriers? Select up to 3*

ParkingTransportationSafety concernsLack of events or activitiesAccessibility limitationsHeat / shadeI’m unsure what the park offers
How do you typically use the park? Select up to 3*

Walking / exerciseRelaxing or spending time in natureWith children or familyAttending organized eventsDisc golfDog walkingRiver accessPhotography / bird watchingI don’t currently use the parkOther
Would free community art and nature events encourage you to visit more often?

NoMaybeYesNot sure
SECTION 2: Interest in Nature &Art

How interested are you in the following topics?*

Rows	Not Interested	Somewhat Interested	Yes! Interested
Wildlife and habitat
Rivers and waterways
Geology and soil
Botany and native plants
Conservation and stewardship
Cultural connections to landscape and the natural world

Which potential activities would you or your family be most likely to attend? Select up to 7*

Watercolor using local soilsPaint in the Park (guided outdoor lesson)Nature journaling / mixed media with natural materialsLeaf printing or cyanotype printsSculpture using sticks, bark, and fallen findingsBuild-a-model habitat workshopWeaving workshopMosaic workshopCultural dance workshopPoetry workshopMeditation and movement in natureLive Canvas (artist + scientist exchange)Live musicNone of the aboveOther
SECTION 3: Event Participation, Communication & Scheduling
How would you prefer to register for a free event? Slide options in order of preference with 5 being the least interest
How do you usually hear about community events? Select up to 3*

FacebookInstagramEmail newslettersWord of mouthFlyers / postersLocal newspaperCity Recreation Dept webpageSchool communicationsNone of the above
When are you most likely to attend a free event? Select all that apply.*
How likely are you to attend events if they happen on a predictable, recurring schedule?*

1

2

3

4

5

1 is Not at all Likely, 5 is Extremely Likely
If you prefer a recurring schedule, what format appeals to you the most?

Monthly (same weekday each month)Weekly series for a short duration (4–6 weeks)Not interested in recurring eventsDoesn’t matter to me
SECTION 4: Program Preferences
Which type of experience appeals to you most ? Select up to 4*

Hands-on workshopsLive performancesSmall, intimate gatheringsEducational habitat and wildlife presentationNone of the above
Which approach should be prioritized?*

Fewer, high-quality signature eventsMore frequent, smaller programsOne festival + smaller eventsYouth-focused programmingA balanced mixI don’t know
In one sentence, what would make Samuel Ayers Park a place you’re excited to visit?
In one sentence, what do you like about nature and why?
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SECTION 5: Artist Interest
Are you an artist, cultural practitioner, or instructor interested in leading a paid, nature-connected activity at Samuel Ayers Park between Fall 2026 and Fall 2027?
If yes or maybe, what type of activity would you be interested in leading? Select up to 3.

Visual arts workshop (painting, drawing, mixed media)Live demonstration (e.g., wood working, plein air painting, live canvas painting of habitat or scenery interpretation with biologist)Nature-based art using natural or locally sourced materials (leaves, soil, fibers, found objects)Cultural arts that connect to land and place based in conservation performing arts (dance, music, storytelling)Other
We'd like to stay in contact as PACT is under development. Please provide your name...

First NameLast Name
...and email address
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Thank You
We appreciate your time in sharing your input. Your feedback directly informs the PACT Working Group as we refine programming priorities and pursue implementation funding.

PACT, Public Art & Conservation Tributes, weaves art, community, and natural resource stewardship together to create meaningful place-based experiences at Samuel Ayers Park.

For more information please visit tehamaconservationfund.org
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Help Shape Arts and Nature Experiences

SECTION 1: About You & Park Use

SECTION 2: Interest in Nature &Art

SECTION 3: Event Participation, Communication & Scheduling

SECTION 4: Program Preferences

SECTION 5: Artist Interest