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Oh Scorp Appendices 2013.Pdf i Table of Contents APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT . A APPENDIX B: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION SURVEY DATA . B Outdoor Recreation Participation . B-1 Outdoor Recreation Preferences . B-14 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Pressing Needs . B-15 New or Expanded Activities . B-16 Events . B-17 Priorities for Improvement . B-18 Overnight Travel . B-19 Satisfaction . B-20 Survey Respondent Demographics . B-21 APPENDIX C: TRENDS – IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES AND PRIORITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT . C Participation in Outdoor Recreation Activities . C-1 Importance of Outdoor Recreation Opportunities . C-2 Priorities for Improvement . C-3 Satisfaction with Outdoor Recreation Experiences . C-4 APPENDIX D: 2009 ODNR STATEWIDE TRAIL USER SURVEY . D 2013 OHIO STATEWIDE COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN A APPENDIX A: Ohio Outdoor Recreation ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION Online Survey Instrument A-1 What outdoor recreation activities do you enjoy in Ohio? From Lake Erie to the Ohio River, Ohio offers a wide variety of outdoor fun in parks, recreation areas, forests, lakes and rivers. Thinking about the past year (from Labor Day 2012 until today), please tell us what outdoor activities you have participated in. If there are activities that you have enjoyed in the past or would like to try in the future but have not been able to enjoy in the past year, please tell us why. We would also like to know which activities are the most important to you, and any new outdoor recreation opportunities that interest you. This survey will take about 20 minutes to complete. 1. To help us understand the recreation opportunities that are available close to your home, please tell us what Ohio county you live in. Select from the list below: 2. Please tell us how often you participated in the following TRAIL USE activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 3. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question A-2 above regarding trail use, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 4. Please tell us how often you participated in the following MOTORIZED TRAIL USE activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 5. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding motorized trail use, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-3 6. Please tell us how often you participated in the following WILDLIFE RELATED activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 7. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding wildlife related activities, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 8. Please tell us how often you participated in the following BOATING activities in Ohio in the past A-4 year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 9. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding boating, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-5 10. Please tell us how often you participated in the following BOATING activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 11. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding boating, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 12. Please tell us about how many times you participated in the following FIELD or COURT SPORTS A-6 outdoors in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 13.If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding outdoor field and court sports, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-7 14. Please tell us how often you participated in the following OUTDOOR SPORTS AND FITNESS activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 15. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding outdoor sports and fitness, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 16. Please tell us how often you participated in the following OUTDOOR SKILL activities in Ohio in the A-8 past year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 17. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding outdoor skills, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-9 18. Please tell us how often you participated in the following OUTDOOR RECREATION opportunities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 19. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding recreational activities, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 20. Please tell us how often you participated in these additional OUTDOOR LEISURE activities in Ohio A-10 in the past year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 21. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding recreational activities, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-11 22. Please tell us how often you participated in the following NATURE BASED RECREATION activities in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 23. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding nature based recreation, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 24. Please tell us how often you participated in the following CAMPING opportunities in Ohio in the A-12 past year. Check only one answer per row. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 25. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding camping, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. A-13 26. Please tell us how often you participated in the following WINTER SPORTS in Ohio in the past year. Check only one answer per row. 27. If you responded “interested but did not participate” to any of the activities listed in the question above regarding winter sports, why not? Check all of the reasons that apply. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION Thank you for telling us about the outdoor activities you and your family have enjoyed in Ohio. Please tell A-14 us how satsified you were with your outdoor recreation experiences, and what types of new activities and programs you would like to see offered at public parks and recreation areas. ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 28. Please tell us how satisfied you were with your outdoor recreation experiences in Ohio in the past year. If you participated in the following activities or used the facilities listed, please rate your overall experience. If you did not participate, please check “not applicable”. A-15 29. What types of outdoor recreation opportunities are the most important to you? Please check NO MORE THAN THREE of the following: 30. What do you believe are the most pressing needs for outdoor recreation opportunities in your area? Check the needs that are most important to you. If the most important need you see is not listed, please write it in. Please choose NO MORE THAN THREE. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 31. Please tell us what NEW ACTIVITIES would you like to see offered, or EXISTING ACTIVITIES A-16 EXPANDED with more or larger facilities. Check up to FIVE that are most important to you. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION A-17 32. What types of outdoor programs or special events would you attend at a public park or recreation area, if offered? Please check all that apply, and tell us how far you would be willing to travel to attend such an event. For events you would not attend, please check “would not attend”. APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION 33. Several ways in which park systems could improve public outdoor recreation facilities are listed A-18 below. Please rank the following types of improvements. All are important, but the improvement that you think should be the highest priority should be ranked as number one; the lowest priority ONLINE SURVEY INSTRUMENT APPENDIX A: OHIO OUTDOOR RECREATION for you should be ranked number 9. (PLEASE NOTE If it looks like this question is not working properly, please look again.
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