NH Wildlife Journal Magazine - Reader Survey

Thanks for reading New Hampshire Wildlife Journal, and for taking this survey! We want WJ to be interesting, engaging and a go-to resource for information about wildlife, conservation and outdoor recreation. These survey results will help us keep improving. The survey takes only about 5-10 minutes to complete, and your answers will remain anonymous. The magazine is produced by the NH Fish and Game Department.

Respondents who enter by December 15, 2017, and supply their names and addresses will be entered into a drawing for one of five 2017 New Hampshire Fish and Wildlife calendars. Thanks for your input!

How long have you been reading New Hampshire Wildlife Journal?
Are you currently a NH Wildlife Journal subscriber?
Do you typically read each of the following sections of the Journal?
The first thing I read!
I always read
I usually read
I sometimes read
I usually skip this part
Message from the Director (Point of View)
Feedback (letters from readers)
Feature articles
Wild Places (outdoor recreation destination)
On the Nature Trail (encounters with NH wildlife/wildlife profiles)
Wild Ways (nature topics illustrated by Marc Sutherland)
Conservation News
Warden’s Watch
How did you first hear about NH Wildlife Journal?
About how much time do you spend reading a typical issue of the Journal?
Do you have any specific ideas for how we can increase the number of people who subscribe to New Hampshire Wildlife Journal?
Including yourself, how many people at your house usually read NH Wildlife Journal?
What do you do with your copy of Wildlife Journal when you're done with it?
I read Wildlife Journal to...
Extremely important to me
Very important
Moderately important
Slightly important
Not at all important to me
Get in-depth information about New Hampshire's fish and wildlife.
Catch up on conservation news & activities in the state.
Find new places to enjoy outdoor recreation.
Improve or expand my outdoor skills.
Discover new outdoor recreational activities to try.
Learn more about the work of Fish and Game and its conservation partners.
See outstanding photography of NH wildlife and wild places.
How important is it to you that New Hampshire Wildlife Journal does not contain any paid advertising?
Do you think the articles in Wildlife Journal...?
In general, the feature stories in the Journal are...
Because of something I read in NH Wildlife Journal, I have...(please check all that apply)
Overall, how would you rate NH Wildlife Journal as a state wildlife/conservation magazine?
If you've never given the Journal as a gift, is there something specific that would motivate you to do so?
Is there a specific topic you'd like to see covered in Wildlife Journal?
Do you have any other comments to share with us about NH Wildlife Journal?