Public moorings and reef protection markers in the Great Barrier Reef —have your say

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* 1. What is your postcode?

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* 2. Do you own a registered recreational vessel (e.g.boat, personal watercraft, yacht)?

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* 3. If you answered yes to Q2 - How often do you go boating for recreational purposes?

Frequently (e.g. 1 to 2 times a month)

Occasionally (e.g. every few months)

Not often (e.g. 1 to 2 times a year)

Less than once a year

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* 4. If you answered yes to Q2 – What is your primary activity when recreational boating? (can choose more than one)

Sailing or cruising

Fishing

Snorkelling or scuba diving

Island visits

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Are you employed in the Great Barrier Reef marine tourism industry?

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* 6. If you answered yes to Q5 – What is the primary nature of the tourism operation?

Sailing

Snorkelling and Scuba Diving

Fishing (including charters and game fishing)

Island visitation

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Have you used public moorings in the Great Barrier Reef before?

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* 8. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to Q7.

At which locations have you used public moorings in the GBR?

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* 9. Which type of public mooring do you mainly use?

A Class (suitable for <10m vessels)

B Class (suitable for <18m vessels)

C Class (suitable for <25m vessels)

D Class (suitable for <34m vessels)

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* 10. What do you use public moorings for?

Daytime visits only

As an overnight anchorage

Both of the above

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* 11. What do you think is an appropriate time limit for the usage of public moorings?

2hrs (with overnight usage available 3pm – 9am)

4hrs (with overnight usage available 3pm – 9am)

24hrs

48hrs

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* 12. Are you familiar with Reef Protection Markers (ie. white triangular markers delineating a no-anchoring area for the protection of sensitive fringing reefs or other areas of conservation significance) ?

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* 13. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to question 11.

At which locations are you aware of Reef Protection Markers?

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* 14. Are there any locations you are aware of which would benefit from additional Reef Protection Markers?

Additional public moorings

For the following questions, please consider locations in the Great Barrier Reef that you think would benefit from additional public mooring installations.

Provide the name of the location (i.e. reef/ island/ bay), where you think additional public moorings are required, and the number/ size of moorings required.

You can provide feedback on up to five locations.

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* 15. Location 1
Name of reef/ island/ bay:

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* 16. What public moorings does this location need?

A Class (suitable for <10m vessels)

B Class (suitable for <18m vessels)

C Class (suitable for <25m vessels)

D Class (suitable for <34m vessels)

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* 17. How many public moorings does this location need?

2-4

4-6

More than 6

Public moorings and reef protection markers in the Great Barrier Reef —have your say

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* 1. What is your postcode?

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* 2. Do you own a registered recreational vessel (e.g.boat, personal watercraft, yacht)?

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* 3. If you answered yes to Q2 - How often do you go boating for recreational purposes?

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* 4. If you answered yes to Q2 – What is your primary activity when recreational boating? (can choose more than one)

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* 5. Are you employed in the Great Barrier Reef marine tourism industry?

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* 6. If you answered yes to Q5 – What is the primary nature of the tourism operation?

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* 7. Have you used public moorings in the Great Barrier Reef before?

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* 8. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to Q7.

At which locations have you used public moorings in the GBR?

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* 9. Which type of public mooring do you mainly use?

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* 10. What do you use public moorings for?

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* 11. What do you think is an appropriate time limit for the usage of public moorings?

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* 12. Are you familiar with Reef Protection Markers (ie. white triangular markers delineating a no-anchoring area for the protection of sensitive fringing reefs or other areas of conservation significance) ?

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* 13. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to question 11.

At which locations are you aware of Reef Protection Markers?

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* 14. Are there any locations you are aware of which would benefit from additional Reef Protection Markers?

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* 15. Location 1
Name of reef/ island/ bay:

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* 16. What public moorings does this location need?

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* 17. How many public moorings does this location need?

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* 18. Do you have any additional comments for this location?

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* 19. Do you want to provide feedback on a second location?

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* 1. What is your postcode?

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* 2. Do you own a registered recreational vessel (e.g.boat, personal watercraft, yacht)?

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* 3. If you answered yes to Q2 - How often do you go boating for recreational purposes?

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* 4. If you answered yes to Q2 – What is your primary activity when recreational boating? (can choose more than one)

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* 5. Are you employed in the Great Barrier Reef marine tourism industry?

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* 6. If you answered yes to Q5 – What is the primary nature of the tourism operation?

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* 7. Have you used public moorings in the Great Barrier Reef before?

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* 8. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to Q7. At which locations have you used public moorings in the GBR?

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* 9. Which type of public mooring do you mainly use?

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* 10. What do you use public moorings for?

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* 11. What do you think is an appropriate time limit for the usage of public moorings?

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* 12. Are you familiar with Reef Protection Markers (ie. white triangular markers delineating a no-anchoring area for the protection of sensitive fringing reefs or other areas of conservation significance) ?

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* 13. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to question 11.At which locations are you aware of Reef Protection Markers?

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* 14. Are there any locations you are aware of which would benefit from additional Reef Protection Markers?

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* 15. Location 1Name of reef/ island/ bay:

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* 16. What public moorings does this location need?

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* 17. How many public moorings does this location need?

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* 18. Do you have any additional comments for this location?

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* 19. Do you want to provide feedback on a second location?

* 8. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to Q7.

At which locations have you used public moorings in the GBR?

* 13. Please answer the following question only if you answered 'Yes' to question 11.

At which locations are you aware of Reef Protection Markers?

* 15. Location 1
Name of reef/ island/ bay: