1.What city are you from?

2.Are you a:

Resident

Community park group member/volunteer

Non-profit staff

Parks professional (e.g., planner, landscape architect)

City staff member

Student/researcher

Other (please specify)

3.How would you rate the CCPR overall in inspiring and informing you about parks across Canada?

1 (Not informative or inspiring at all)

2

3

4

5 (Very informative and inspiring)

1 (Not informative or inspiring at all)

2

3

4

5 (Very informative and inspiring)

4.Which parts of the report did you find the most useful and engaging? (check all that apply)

Stories (written articles)

Data (charts and indicators)

City Profiles

Key insights and take-aways

None of the above

Other (please specify)

5.What did you find most valuable about the CCPR? (Pick your top 2)

Stories that bring to life Canadian examples

A resource for applying new methods, policies, and programs

Understanding overall city park trends and challenges

A source of city data for benchmarking

None of the above

Other (please specify)

6.Which stories or sections in the report resonated with you? (Check all that apply)

Biodiversity stories in the Nature section

Biodiversity resource library

Creative park building in the Growth section

Equitable park development in the Growth section

Dogs in parks in the Activation section

Food in parks in the Activation section

Community engagement strategies in Collaboration section

Homelessness stories in the Inclusion section

Accessibility beyond design in the Inclusion section

None of the above

7.Did reading the CCPR help you feel more informed and confident in your knowledge of city parks?

Yes

No

Not sure

8.Did you learn something new that you would like to see happen in your own city?

Yes

No

Not sure

*9.This year’s report had a focus on biodiversity with more data collected and more stories written. Did you check out the Nature section of the report, or any biodiversity-related content?(Required.)

Yes

No

Not sure