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A short survey on moose in Manitoba

Hello!

CPAWS Manitoba has started looking into the topic of moose and their decline in parts of this province.  In order to expand our knowledge of the issue, we are looking to engage people with diverse experiences, perspectives and backgrounds on moose in Manitoba. The following survey should take less than five minutes of your time. Indicate your answers by selecting the box or boxes beside the most appropriate options. Your responses will remain anonymous. Information from the multiple choice portion of the survey will be made publicly available once compiled. The survey will be up until October 31, 2016.


To complete the survey over the phone or to request a paper copy, call us at 204.949.0782

Thank you for the help!


 
1. Where do you live? See map for clarification.
*This question is required.
2. In what region of Manitoba are you most familiar with moose? See map in previous question for clarification. *This question is required.
3. In the region where you are most familiar with moose, how informed do you consider yourself on their current management?
  *This question is required.
4. How informed do you consider yourself on current moose management in Manitoba at large? *This question is required.
5. Choose from the following list which best describes you. You may choose more than one option.
  *This question is required.
6. Do you hunt moose? *This question is required.
7. In the region where you are most familiar with moose, are their numbers declining? *This question is required.
8. If you answered 'No' to question 7, to what degree would you attribute the following factors as reasons for their apparent stability?
If you think we missed an important factor, please type it in the box provided.
Skip this question if you answered 'Yes' to question 7.

 
Space Cell Not a factorA minor factorA moderate factorA major factorI don't know
Stable due to remoteness
Stable due to active monitoring and management
9. If you answered 'Yes' to question 7, how would you rate the following as contributing factors to moose decline in the region where you are most familiar with moose?
If you think we missed an important factor, please type it in the text box provided.
Skip this question if you answered 'No' to question 7.

 
Space Cell Not a factorA minor factorA moderate factorA major factorI don't know
Climate change
Habitat loss/habitat changes
Parasites/diseases
Predation
Over hunting
Contaminants (e.g. pesticides, toxins)
Harsh winters
10. How would you rate the following as contributing factors to moose decline in Manitoba at large?
If you think we missed an important factor or if you want to elaborate on one already listed, please type in the text box provided.

 
Space Cell Not a factorA minor factorA moderate factorA major factorI don't know
Climate change
Habitat loss/habitat changes
Parasites/diseases
Predation
Over hunting
Contaminants (e.g. pesticides, toxins)
Harsh winters
11. Rate the following policy responses for their likely effectiveness in recovering moose populations In the region where you are most familiar with moose?
If we missed an important policy response or if you wish to elaborate on one already listed, please type it in the text box provided. 
Space Cell Unlikely to be effectiveLikely to be slightly effectiveLikely to be moderately effectiveLikely to be very effectiveI don't know
Directed research on climate change and moose decline
Control of predator populations
Establish areas with suitable habitat conditions that are off-limits to industry and associated road networks in order to create moose population sources.
Enhanced management of disease vectors like white tailed deer
If evidence shows harvest rates are unsustainable, suspend all moose hunting in that region until the population recovers
Allow forest disturbance to create new moose habitat
Mandatory recording and sharing of all moose hunting numbers between wildlife managers and harvesters
Increased regulation and penalty for illegal hunting practices.
Increased resources for population monitoring initiatives
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