2020 Member Survey

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* 1. How satisfied are you with CLWA's effort to support the health of the Canandaigua Lake watershed?

I am very impressed with all that CLWA does

I think CLWA’s efforts are satisfactory

I wish CLWA would do more

I am unclear what CLWA does

Comments

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* 2. Where would you like to see CLWA focus our efforts? (Please rank)

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Not Sure	Very Important	Extremely Important
Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms)	Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms) Not Important	Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms) Somewhat Important	Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms) Not Sure	Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms) Very Important	Water quality monitoring and timely updates (Harmful Algal Blooms) Extremely Important
New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research	New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research Not Important	New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research Somewhat Important	New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research Not Sure	New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research Very Important	New research and technology to investigate emerging water quality concerns, i.e. foam research Extremely Important
Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid)	Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid) Not Important	Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid) Somewhat Important	Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid) Not Sure	Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid) Very Important	Invasive species programs, both aquatic and terrestrial (watercraft stewards, hemlock woolly adelgid) Extremely Important
Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed	Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed Not Important	Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed Somewhat Important	Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed Not Sure	Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed Very Important	Education programs for school-aged children in the watershed Extremely Important
Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program)	Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program) Not Important	Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program) Somewhat Important	Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program) Not Sure	Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program) Very Important	Stewardship through education and outreach (workshops, educational programs, lake-friendly lawn care program) Extremely Important
Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value	Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value Not Important	Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value Somewhat Important	Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value Not Sure	Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value Very Important	Protection and restoration of wetlands with high ecological value Extremely Important
Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups	Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups Not Important	Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups Somewhat Important	Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups Not Sure	Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups Very Important	Partnerships and collaboration with regional watershed management or protection groups Extremely Important
Programs to work with the agricultural community	Programs to work with the agricultural community Not Important	Programs to work with the agricultural community Somewhat Important	Programs to work with the agricultural community Not Sure	Programs to work with the agricultural community Very Important	Programs to work with the agricultural community Extremely Important

What else do you think we should focus on?

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* 3. Do you feel CLWA advocates for the health of the lake?

Not at all

Not sure

Absolutely

Clear

i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 4. Have you ever attended a CLWA workshop, talk, or annual meeting?

Yes

If yes, was it valuable? And what ones?

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* 5. What type of event(s) would get you more involved with CLWA? (check all that apply)

"State of the Lake" presentation

Hands-on workshops (plant ID, invasive species)

Volunteer opportunities (stream clean ups, neighborhood membership walks)

Speaker engagements focused on various watershed topics

Guided walks or hikes in the watershed

Family-focused events

We'd love to hear any additional suggestions you may have:

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* 6. What do you think about our communications including our newsletter, the Lake Reporter and emails?

I read what CLWA sends and love it

I've read what CLWA sends before, but think it's just ok

I don't recall reading what CLWA sends

I don't receive what CLWA sends

Let us know what you'd like to hear more about:

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* 7. Do you feel the CLWA logo, website, and communications sucessfully represent our mission to preserve, protect, and promote the Canandaigua watershed?

Yes

Comment:

2020 Member Survey

This survey was crafted to gather info from our members to help in our strategic planning process.

Question Title

* 1. How satisfied are you with CLWA's effort to support the health of the Canandaigua Lake watershed?

Question Title

* 2. Where would you like to see CLWA focus our efforts? (Please rank)

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* 3. Do you feel CLWA advocates for the health of the lake?

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* 4. Have you ever attended a CLWA workshop, talk, or annual meeting?

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* 5. What type of event(s) would get you more involved with CLWA? (check all that apply)

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* 6. What do you think about our communications including our newsletter, the Lake Reporter and emails?

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* 7. Do you feel the CLWA logo, website, and communications sucessfully represent our mission to preserve, protect, and promote the Canandaigua watershed?

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* 8. Do you use Social Media?