What do you love about the Rensselaer Plateau? Survey

What do you love about the Rensselaer Plateau?

1. What recreational/sporting activities do you participate in?

What recreational/sporting activities do you participate in? Hunting Fishing Trapping Birding Snow Mobiling Horseback Riding Hiking Cycling (road)	Mountain Biking Skiing (cross country) Camping Paddling ATV Riding Swimming (beach or otherwise) Animal Tracking
Other (please specify)

2. Which publicly accessible lands do you visit regularly?

Which publicly accessible lands do you visit regularly? Barberville Falls Preserve

Capital District Wildlife Management Area

Cherry Plain State Park

Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center

Grafton Lakes State Park

Pineridge Cross Country Ski Area

Pittstown State Forest

Rensselar Land Trust lands such as the Geiser Preserve

Snowmobile Trails

Tibbits State Forest

Other (please specify)

3. To the best of your knowledge, do you live on or near the Rensselaer Plateau?

The Plateau extends roughly from Rt 7 in the north to Rt 20 in the south.
On the east it starts as you head uphill from the Rt 22 valley.
On the west it starts as you head uphill from Cropseyville on Rt 2, the hamlet of Poestenkill on Plank Road or from Crooked Lake on Route 43.

To the best of your knowledge, do you live on or near the Rensselaer Plateau? The Plateau extends roughly from Rt 7 in the north to Rt 20 in the south. On the east it starts as you head uphill from the Rt 22 valley. On the west it starts as you head uphill from Cropseyville on Rt 2, the hamlet of Poestenkill on Plank Road or from Crooked Lake on Route 43. I'm not sure

I live on the Plateau

I live near the Plateau (within 5 miles or so)

I live in Rensselaer County but not near the Plateau

I don't live in Rensselaer County

Your zip code

1. Location & Recreation

1. What recreational/sporting activities do you participate in?

2. Which publicly accessible lands do you visit regularly?