2023 Natural Resource Programming Survey

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2023 Natural Resource Programming SurveyTaylor Webb2022-11-01T13:18:30-06:00

Your opinions about natural resource education are very important to us. We would appreciate you taking a few moments today to complete this one-page survey. Your responses will be used to provide direction for future educational efforts by the West Greeley Conservation District in Weld County.

Please rate the priority you place on educational programming for the following natural resource topics (check the appropriate box).

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Air quality including dust, odor, and pollen

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Alternative Energy

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Best Management Practices for production agriculture

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Composting of waste and manure management

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Emerging industry issues (such as nitrogen deposition in RMNP, new CAFO regulations, proposed uranium mining, etc.)

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Environmental and agricultural discovery opportunities for youth

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Livestock management issues including poultry, beef, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas, alpacas etc.

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Irrigation efficiency and use

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Living Snow fences/Windbreaks

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Native plants for resource-wise landscaping (xeriscaping)

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Noxious and invasive weed control measures

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Open space preservation and land use changes

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Range Management

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Small acreage and small farms

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Soil erosion and soil quality

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Tillage and cropping concerns

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Vegetation management to prevent wildfires

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Water issues including supply, conservation, efficient use, source pollution & non-point source water pollution issues

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Wildlife/human conflict resolution/habitat enhancement

1 Low Priority
2
3 Medium Priority
4
5 High Priority

Other: (please list)

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2023 NATURAL RESOURCE PROGRAMMING SURVEY

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