Cape Naturaliste feral animals - community survey

The Cape Naturaliste Conservation Enterprise is gathering community views on feral animals on Cape Naturaliste. Your responses will help inform how these animals may be managed on the cape. The survey takes around 5 minutes to complete. This survey is anonymous if you choose, with no identifying information collected.

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Thank you for taking part in this survey.
SECTION A - ABOUT YOU
1.How would you best describe your connection to Cape Naturaliste? (Select all that apply)(Required.)
2.Which of the following best describes the type of land or property you are associated with on Cape Naturaliste? (Select all that apply)(Required.)
3.Which area of Cape Naturaliste is the land or property you are associated with?(Required.)
4.How long have you been connected to Cape Naturaliste?(Required.)
SECTION B FERAL ANIMAL PRESENCE
'Feral animals' refers to animals living in the wild that are not native to Australia, including feral cats, foxes and rabbits.
5.How often (on average) do you observe signs of feral animals (e.g. tracks, droppings, damage, dens) on Cape Naturaliste?(Required.)
Daily
Weekly
Every 2-3 weeks
Monthly
A few times a year
Rarely
Never
Rabbits
Foxes
Feral cats
6.Compared to five years ago, do you think feral animal numbers on Cape Naturaliste have:(Required.)
SECTION C PERCEIVED IMPACTS
7.How concerned are you about the impact of feral animals on the following? Rate from 1 (not at all concerned) to 5 (extremely concerned).(Required.)
1 Not at all
2
3 Moderately
4
5 Extremely
Native wildlife (mammals, birds, reptiles)
Native vegetation and habitat
Ground-nesting shorebirds and their eggs
Domestic livestock or poultry
Damage to fences, crops or property
Human health or safety
SECTION D MANAGEMENT METHODS
The following questions ask about your views on different approaches to managing feral animals.
8.How well informed do you feel about feral animal management on Cape Naturaliste? Rate from 1 (not at all informed) to 5 (very well informed).(Required.)
1
2
3
4
5
9.How satisfied are you with the current level of feral animal management on Cape Naturaliste? Rate from 1 (very dissatisfied) to 5 (very satisfied).(Required.)
1
2
3
4
5
Don't know enough
10.How supportive are you of the following management methods being used on Cape Naturaliste?(Required.)
Strongly oppose
Oppose
Neutral
Support
Strongly support
1080 poison baiting
Pindone baiting
Cage trapping and euthanasia
Soft-jawed foot traps
Shooting (aerial or ground-based)
Fencing to exclude feral animals
Community-based trapping and monitoring programs
Biological methods (e.g. calicivirus for rabbits)
Warren/den destruction/fumigation
11.If you oppose any of the methods above, please state your reasons.(Required.)
SECTION E COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND INFORMATION
12.How interested would you be in undertaking feral animal monitoring or management activities on your property?(Required.)
13.Is there anything else you would like to share about feral animals or their management on Cape Naturaliste?(Required.)
14.Where did you find out about this survey?(Required.)
15.Would you like to be contacted for the following (select all that apply)(Required.)
16.If you answered yes to the question above, please enter your email address:(Required.)
Thank you for completing this survey. All responses will be analysed and used to inform feral animal management planning on Cape Naturaliste. A summary of findings will be made publicly available upon completion of the project. For more information, please contact: info@cnce.org.au.