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On-site Survey
- Questionnaire
- Respondent Card (Yellow Card)
- Activities List (White Card)
- Activities List – Reefs (Blue Card)
- Specialization Question Responses - Main or Primary Activity (Orange Card)
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Knowledge, Attitudes & Perceptions of Sanctuary Management Strategies and
Regulations/Reef Valuation Mailback
- Questionnaire
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Global Climate Change/Coral Bleaching Mailback
- Questionnaire
- Version 1
- Version 2
- Version 3
- Version 4
The Global Climate Change/Coral Bleaching Mailback has four versions. The difference in the
versions is the choice questions. Each version has six (6) choice questions. Across the four
versions there are 24 different choice questions. All four versions include the Satisfaction
Module, choice questions and contingent behavior questions.
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Substitution/Management Alternatives Mailback
- Questionnaire
- Version 1
- Version 2
- Version 3
- Version 4
- Version 5
- Version 6
The Substitution/Management Alternatives Mailback has six versions. The difference in
versions is the Management Alternatives choice questions. Each version includes eight (8)
choice questions for each of two activities (fishing and diving). Across the six versions, there are
48 different choice questions.
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CUSTOMER SURVEY
Florida Keys
SURVEY #
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To be read to interviewee:
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CUSTOMER SURVEY
Interviewer Name:
LOCATION CODE
AGENCY
INTERVIEW SITE
DATE
Number of
intervening
vehicles or
groups since
last interview
1 Jan
1 Resort
1 FS
SPECIFIC
STATE
Day
Year
2 Feb
2 Campground
2 BLM
200
3 Mar
3 Marina
3 COE
4 Apr
4 Museum
4 TVA
5 May
5 Historic Area
5 NOAA
6 Jun
6 Natural Area
6 Other
7 Jul
7 Dive Shop
8 Aug
8 Beach
9 Sep
9 Park
10 Oct
10 Other (specify)
11 Nov
12 Dec
VEHICLES
TYPE OF DAY
1 Weekday
2 Weekend
3 Holiday
INTRODUCTION AND QUALIFYING QUESTIONS
Interviewer: Refer to Introduction and Qualifying Questions on your clipboard
TRIP PROFILE
We would first like to ask you some questions about the trip you are on and your visit to .
To answer these questions, please consider your “visit” to have started when you entered
and your “trip” to have begun when you left your primary residence, or where you live most of the time
throughout the year.
1. Where is your primary residence?
Zip code:
Country
City or nearest city
1
2
3
4
USA
Canada
Mexico
Central Am./South Am.
Country
5
6
7
8
State
Australia/Oceania
Japan
Other Far East
United Kingdom
9
10
11
12
Other Europe
Middle East
Africa
Other
2. Please look at Section 1 on the yellow card and tell me which reason listed there best describes the
primary purpose for the trip you are on?
A Recreation or Vacation
B Visit Family or Friends
C Business Trip
3. When did you first arrive at
?
Page
?
1
2
3
4
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
D Business/Pleasure Combined
E Other (specify):
5
6
7
8
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
9 Sep
10 Oct
11 Nov
12 Dec
?
DATE
?
TIME (military)
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4. When will you be leaving at the end of
your visit to ?
?
Must be before noon next day
from time of interview
1
2
3
4
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
5. How many miles and hours did you
travel, from your primary residence to
, including travel to
other places you have visited?
?
Miles:
6. How much time did you spend or do
you plan to spend visiting areas other
than the , during this trip,
not including travel time?
?
Hours:
7. Is , your primary
destination?
8. How far away from is
your primary destination in miles and
hours?
?
5
6
7
8
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
9 Sep
10 Oct
11 Nov
12 Dec
?
?
Yes
No
?
?
TIME (military)
Hours:
> if answer
is zero, leave blank
and go to Q. 12
> GO TO Q. 9
?
Hours:
9. Did you travel to from a temporary
Yes
residence (such as a hotel, campground or friends
No
house) located outside ?
?
11. How far away in miles and hours is this
temporary residence from ?
DATE
Days:
Miles:
10. After your visit to , will you be
returning to the temporary residence
?
Yes
No
> GO TO Q. 10
> GO TO Q. 12
> GO TO Q. 12
?
?
Miles:
Hours:
Next we would like to ask you some questions about your visit, the people you are travelling with, and your recreational activities.
12. Have you ever been to
before?
Yes
No
> GO TO Q. 13
> GO TO Q. 15
?
> GO TO Q. 15
13. What year did you first come here?
?
Year:
14. Including this visit, how many times have you
been to where you participated in at
least one recreation activity in the last twelve (12)
months, that is, since (date last year)?
?
Times:
15. Including this trip, how many days have you spent
in during the past 12 months, that is,
since (date last year)?
?
Days:
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Interviewer: Hand respondent map of Florida Keys and white card with activities list
I would like to ask you about some of the recreation activities in which you (or someone in your group)
participated during this trip in different parts of the Florida Keys. Please refer to the map and the white
activity card.
16.
In which of these activities did you or someone in your group participate anywhere in the Florida
Keys?
17.
Did you, yourself, participate in (activity) in the Upper Keys, Islamorada, Marathon, Lower Keys,
Key West?
18.
On how many different days did you, yourself, participate in (activity) in the Upper Keys,
Islamorada, Marathon, Lower Keys, Key West?
19.
How many others in your group participated in (activity) in the Upper Keys, Islamorada,
Marathon, Lower Keys, Key West?
Interviewer: Ask # of days for only those activities with A suffix
Activity
Page
Upper Keys
Islamorada
Marathon
Lower Keys
Key West
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
Resp. days others Resp. days others Resp. days others Resp. days others Resp. days others
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This next set of questions focuses on use of both the artificial reefs and natural reefs in the Florida
Keys.
Interviewer: Hand respondent map of Florida Keys and blue card with activities list for reefs
Again, I want you to focus on the use of the reefs on this trip.
20. In which of the regions of the Florida Keys did you or someone in your group do any activities on
artificial or natural reefs?
Interviewer: Mark boxes on each page for each region in which they did activities
Interviewer: Start with first region in which they did activities
Interviewer: If no reef activities, GO TO Q. 29
21. Please look at the blue card with the activities list for reefs and tell me in which activities you or
someone in your group participated in on either artificial or natural reefs. Please read me
the number for each activity.
22. As I read each activity, please tell me how many others in your group, who are not permanent
residents of Monroe County, participated in the activity in ?
23. As I read each activity, please tell me how many days you participated in the activity in ?
24. How many of the days of were on artificial reefs in ?
25. How many of the days of were on natural reefs in ?
Interviewer: If no Scuba Diving or Snorkelling in any region, GO TO Q. 29
26. How many dives did you make (a dive is a water entry and exit) in ?
27. How many dives did you make on artificial reefs in ?
28. How many dives did you make on natural reefs in ?
Upper Keys - Reef Use
Activity
Page
Resp.
#
Others
Respondent
# of days
# days
artificial
# days
natural
Respondent
# dives
# dives
artificial
# dives
natural
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Interviewer: Repeat Q. 22 - 28 for each region.
22. As I read each activity, please tell me how many others in your group, who are not permanent
residents of Monroe County, participated in the activity in ?
23. As I read each activity, please tell me how many days you participated in the activity in ?
24. How many of the days of were on artificial reefs in ?
25. How many of the days of were on natural reefs in ?
Interviewer: If no Scuba Diving or Snorkelling in any region, GO TO Q. 29
26. How many dives did you make (a dive is a water entry and exit) in ?
27. How many dives did you make on artificial reefs in ?
28. How many dives did you make on natural reefs in ?
Islamorada - Reef Use
Activity
Resp.
#
Others
Respondent
# of days
# days
artificial
# days
natural
Respondent
# dives
# dives
artificial
# dives
natural
Respondent
# of days
# days
artificial
# days
natural
Respondent
# dives
# dives
artificial
# dives
natural
Marathon - Reef Use
Activity
Page
Resp.
#
Others
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Interviewer: Repeat Q. 22 - 28 for each region.
22. As I read each activity, please tell me how many others in your group, who are not permanent
residents of Monroe County, participated in the activity in ?
23. As I read each activity, please tell me how many days you participated in the activity in ?
24. How many of the days of were on artificial reefs in ?
25. How many of the days of were on natural reefs in ?
Interviewer: If no Scuba Diving or Snorkelling in any region, GO TO Q. 29
26. How many dives did you make (a dive is a water entry and exit) in ?
27. How many dives did you make on artificial reefs in ?
28. How many dives did you make on natural reefs in ?
Lower Keys - Reef Use
Activity
Resp.
#
Others
Respondent
# of days
# days
artificial
# days
natural
Respondent
# dives
# dives
artificial
# dives
natural
Respondent
# of days
# days
artificial
# days
natural
Respondent
# dives
# dives
artificial
# dives
natural
Key West - Reef Use
Activity
Page
Resp.
#
Others
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29. Please look at the activity list on the white card
and tell me which (if any) activity was the main
reason for your visit to .
30. Consider for a moment, the total number of visits you
have made to in which you did at least one
of the activities on the list during the past twelve (12)
months. Including this visit, how many of these visits
were particularly for (main activity)?
31. How many visits over the past twelve (12) months have
you made to any site for (main activity)?
?
Main Activity:
No main activity
?
Visits:
?
Visits:
Interviewer: If answer to Question 29 (main activity) is “no main activity” or Main activity is not fishing
or diving (activities 100 to 410) then skip to Question 39.
In this section, we are interested in learning more about your main or primary activity.
You told me your main or primary activity was . (from Q29) Hand respondent
the orange card.
For the next four questions, please read the four choices and give me the number of the one
answer that best fits you for that question.
32. When I participate in my primary activity, I feel like:
1 2 3
4
33. During my activity, I can best be described as:
1 2 3
4
34. My relationships with others who do the activity are:
1 2 3
4
35. My commitment to the activity is:
1 2 3
4
36. If you had to replace all of the equipment that you currently own for your main or primary activity
with similar equipment, how much would it cost to replace?
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$______________AMOUNT TO REPLACE PRIMARY ACTIVITY EQUIPMENT
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For the next two questions, I will first read the question. For each lettered item, please
respond with the letter and the number for the one answer that best fits you for that question.
Almost no use
A little use
Some use
A lot of use
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
No Use
37. To what extent do you make use of the following for current information about your primary activity?
Talking with others who participate in the activity...................... 1
Magazines……………………………………............................... 1
Government agency publications……………........................... 1
Conservation organization publications……............................. 1
Newspapers…………………………………............................... 1
Diving shops/companies……………………............................... 1
Club meetings………………………………................................. 1
Television……………………………………................................. 1
Radio…………………………………………................................ 1
Internet…………………………………………................................ 1
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b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
To be outdoors………………………………...............................
For family recreation………………………….............................
To experience new and different things…….............................
For relaxation…………………………………..............................
To be close to the water………………………............................
To get away from the demands of other people.........................
To be with friends……………………………................................
To develop my skills…………………………...............................
To get away from the regular routine………..............................
To experience adventure and excitement……...........................
To experience natural surroundings………….............................
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Extremely
important
Very
important
Moderately
important
Slightly
important
Not at all
important
38. Below is a list of reasons why people engage in recreation activities.
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39. On this trip, are you paying your own expenses, sharing expenses, or is someone else paying your
expenses?
> Beside your own expenses, how
many other people are you
Own expenses
paying for on this trip?
Shared expenses
Someone else paying expenses
> With how many people are you
sharing expenses?
40. During this trip to the Florida Keys, were you giving
up any income earning activities?
Yes
No
How much income, before taxes, do you estimate you lost during this trip to the Florida Keys?
$
41. Looking at Section 5 of the yellow card, how did you get to the Florida Keys?
Please give the letters of all that apply. (Circle all that apply)
A Automobile - Private
I Air - Orlando
B Automobile - Rental
J Air - Other Florida (specify)
C Air - Key West
K Cruise Ship
D Air - Marathon
L Own Boat
E Air - Miami
M Ferry
F Air - Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood
N Bus / Shuttle
G Air - West Palm Beach
O Train - Miami
H Air - Tampa
P Other (specify)
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GROUP DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
The next group of questions refers to the people who are recreating with you on this visit.
42. How many people are recreating with
you on this visit, including yourself?
43. Looking at Section 2 of the yellow
card, which best describes the group
recreating with you, on this visit?
44. How would you best describe your
household? Looking at Section 3 of
the yellow card, please give the letter
on the yellow card that is closest to the
description of your household.
?
A
B
C
D
People:
Group of family members
Group of 2 or more families
Group of family and friends
Organized group or club
A
B
C
D
E
F
AGE
SEX
ETHNICITY
Tour group
Unrelated friends (2 or more)
One person travelling alone
Other (specify)
Single adult with no children 18 or under
Single adult with children 18 or under
Two adults with no children 18 or under
Two adults with children 18 or under
More than two adults with no children 18 or under
More than two adults with children 18 or under
45. Please refer to the yellow card again and tell me
which of the income categories in Section 4 best
describes your annual household income last
year before taxes. Please give me the letter on
the card that is closest.
We would now like to ask you wome questions about yourself
and the group who are recreating with you on this visit.
E
F
G
H
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
Refuse to answer
Don’t know
RESPONDENT
Years
Male
Female
Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino
White
Black or African American
RACE
American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
8th grade or less
9th - 11th grade
EDUCATION
COMPLETED
12th grade
13 - 15 years
16 years (college grad)
17 or more years (grad. school)
Hearing impaired
Visually impaired
DISABILITY
Mobility impaired
Mentally or learning impaired
None of the above
Unemployed
Employed full-time
Employed part-time
EMPLOYMENT
Retired
Student
Homemaker
None of the above
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Interviewer: Mailback Information
We would like to collect some additional information on your opinions about the management of the natural
resources in the Florida Keys. Please take these two questionnaires and return them to us in the mail. The
questionnaires will have a business reply page, and postage is pre-paid. It will cost you nothing to return them
to us. The information gained from these questions is very important to all those responsible for making your
trip to the Florida Keys an enjoyable experience. As an incentive to return your questionnaires, a sweepstakes
has been organized by the local business community. Hand brochure describing sweepstakes. By returning
both questionnaires with your name and address, we will enter you with two chances in the sweepstakes.
Reminder:
Your answers are voluntary and confidential. After the survey is completed and the
sweepstakes prizes awarded, all name and address information will be destroyed. No one will
be allowed to use this information for contacting you about any promotions.
46.
Will you complete the questionnaire?
Yes
No
> This concludes our interview. Thank you for your time. In appreciation
for your participation, we would like to offer you this gift.
47.
Please give us your name and address, so that we may send you the questionnaire.
Name and address
Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
COMMENTS:
THIS CONCLUDES OUR INTERVIEW. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
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Yellow Card
RESPONDENT CARD
CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT
Your participation in this interview is voluntary. There are no penalties for not answering some
or all of the questions, but since each interviewed person will represent many others not
interviewed, your cooperation is extremely important. This study is being conducted by the
University of Massachusetts-Amherst for the Monroe County Tourist Development Council and
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Uses of the information include the
evaluation of present recreation uses and planning for future visitation. At the end of the study
any materials identifying you as an individual will be destroyed.
SECTION 1: Primary Purpose of Trip to Florida Keys
A
B
Recreation or vacation
Visit family or friends
C Business trip
D Business and Pleasure
SECTION 2: Group Description
A
A group of family members
B
A group of 2 or more families
C
A group of family and friends
D
An organized group or club
E
F
G
H
E Other (specify)
Tour Group
Unrelated friends (2 or more)
One person traveling alone
Other
SECTION 3: HOUSEHOLD
A
Single adult with no children 18 or under
B
Single adult with children 18 or under
C
Two adults with no children 18 or under
D
Two adults with children 18 or under
E
More than two adults with no children 18 or under
F
More than two adults with children 18 or under
SECTION 4: HOUSEHOLD INCOME CATEGORIES (Annual Income before taxes)
A
Less than $5,000
I $40,000 to $44,999
B
$5,000 to $9,999
J $45,000 to $49,999
C
$10,000 to $14,999
K $50,000 to $59,999
D
$15,000 to $19,999
L $60,000 to $74,999
E
$20,000 to $24,999
M $75,000 to $99,999
F
$25,000 to $29,999
N $100,000 to $149,999
G
$30,000 to $34,999
O $150,000 or More
H
$35,000 to $39,999
SECTION 5: TRANSPORTATION (Please give letter of ALL that apply)
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Automobile – Private
Automobile – Rental
Air – Key West
Air – Marathon
Air – Miami
Air – Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood
Air – West Palm Beach
Air – Tampa
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Air – Orlando
Air – Other Florida (Specify)
Cruise Ship
Own boat
Ferry – Fort Myers (may have Miami ferry soon)
Bus/Shuttle
Train - Miami
Other (Specify)
White Card
ACTIVITIES LIST
Number
100A
101A
102A
____________________Activities Using Boats and Personal Watercraft_______________________
Snorkeling
Snorkeling from charter/party boat (pay operation)
Snorkeling from a rental boat
Snorkeling from private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
200A
201A
202A
Scuba Diving
Scuba diving from charter/party boat (pay operation)
Scuba diving from a rental boat
Scuba diving from a private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
300
301
302
303
Special Activities while Snorkeling or Scuba Diving
Diving for lobsters
Underwater photography
Wreck diving
Spear fishing
400A
401A
402A
403A
Fishing – Offshore
Fishing from charter boat (pay operation, usually six persons or less) - offshore
Fishing from party or head boat (pay operation, charge per person) - offshore
Fishing from a rental boat – off shore
Fishing from a private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat) – offshore
404A
405A
406A
Fishing – Flats or Back Country
Fishing from charter/party boat or guide (pay operation) – flats or back country
Fishing from rental boat – flats or back country
Fishing from a private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat) – flats or back country
407A
408A
409A
410A
Other Fishing
Other fishing from charter boat (pay operation, usually six persons or less)
Other fishing from party or head boat (pay operation, charge per person)
Other fishing from a rental boat
Other fishing from a private boat (your boat or friends or relatives boat)
500A
501A
502A
Viewing Nature and Wildlife
Glass bottom boat rides (pay operation)
Back country boat excursions (pay operation/guided service/NOT FISHING)
Viewing nature and wildlife from private or rental boat
600A
601A
Personal Watercraft (jet skis, wave runners, etc.)
Personal watercraft – rental
Personal watercraft – Private (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
700A
701A
702A
Sailing
Sailing charter/party boat (pay operation)
Sailing rental boat
Sailing private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
800A
801A
802A
Other Activities NOT MENTIONED ABOVE (parasailing, hang gliding, water-skiing, sunset cruises)
Other activities from a charter/party boat (pay operation)
Other activities from a rental boat
Other activities from a private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
------------ OVER ------------------
White Card
10A
11A
ACTIVITIES LIST
Other Water-Based Activities – NO BOATS
____________________________________________________________________________________
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
Snorkeling from shore
Scuba diving from shore
12
13
Special Activities while Diving from Shore
Diving for lobsters
Underwater photography
14A
Fishing from shore (beach, bank, pier, bridge, jetty, dock)
15A
16A
17
18A
Swimming at Beaches (not in pool)
Swimming in Outdoor Pool
Swimming with Dolphins
Windsurfing, sail boarding or kite surfing
Number
______
19A
20A
21
Land-Based Activities
____________________________________________________________________________________
Nature Study – Wildlife Observation – Photography
Wildlife observation or wildlife photography
Other nature study and observation
Photography – Natural landscapes/scenery (not including wildlife)
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Camping – Backpacking – Hiking – Picnicking
Backpacking
Camping in developed campgrounds
Camping in primitive campgrounds
Day Hiking
Attending ranger guided walk
Self-guided nature or historic trail
Picnicking
29A
30
31
32
33
34
35
36A
37
Cultural, Historic and Tourist Attractions
Visiting historic areas, sites, buildings or memorials
Attending special events (fairs, festivals, ceremonies, etc.)
Attending outdoor concerts, plays, or other outdoor performances
Attending indoor concerts, plays, performances, or events
Sight-seeing tours and tourist attractions (paid)
Sight-seeing (not paid tours)
Reading roadside exhibits or markers
Visiting a museum, education facility, or information center
Attending outdoor sports events (sailing or boat races; spectator at fishing tournament)
38
39
40
Outdoor Sports
Golf
Tennis
Participation in other outdoor sports and games
41
42
43
Bicycling – Horseback Riding – Driving for Pleasure
Bicycling
Horseback riding
Driving for Pleasure (mopeds, motorcycles)
44A
45
Beach Activities – Sunbathing
All Beach Activities (other than swimming)
Sunbathing (not at beach)
46
47
48
Spa, Health & Wellness
Spa Treatments (massage, esthetician services, body treatment)
Fitness activities (fitness classes, visited gym/health center, personal trainer)
Healthy cuisine (specialty dining for health or diet)
Number
______
Blue Card
ACTIVITIES LIST (REEFS)
Number ___________Activities Using Boats on Artificial and Natural Reefs_____________
100A
101A
102A
Snorkeling
Snorkeling from charter/party boat (pay operation)
Snorkeling from a rental boat
Snorkeling from private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
200A
201A
202A
Scuba Diving
Scuba diving from charter/party boat (pay operation)
Scuba diving from a rental boat
Scuba diving from a private boat (your boat or friend or relatives boat)
300
301
302
303
Special Activities while Snorkeling or Scuba Diving
Diving for lobsters
Underwater photography
Wreck diving
Spear fishing
407A
408A
409A
410A
Fishing on Artificial or Natural Reefs
Other fishing from charter boat (pay operation, usually six persons or less)
Other fishing from party or head boat (pay operation, charge per person)
Other fishing from a rental boat
Other fishing from a private boat (your boat or friends or relatives boat)
500A
502A
Viewing Nature and Wildlife
Glass bottom boat rides (pay operation)
Viewing nature and wildlife from private or rental boat
Number
Other Water-Based Activities – NO BOATS – On Artificial or Natural
Reefs
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10A
11A
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
Snorkeling from shore
Scuba diving from shore
12
13
Special Activities while Diving from Shore
Diving for lobsters
Underwater photography
Orange Card
Main or Primary Activity
In this section, we are interested in learning more about your main or primary activity.
For the next four questions below, the Interviewer will read the questions to you.
Please respond with the number of the one answer that best fits you for that question.
32. When I participate in my primary activity, I feel like:
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2
3
4
a beginner. I don’t really feel like I am part of the activity scene.
an occasional or irregular participant. Sometimes it is fun, entertaining or
rewarding to do my activity.
a habitual and regular participant in the activity.
an insider to the sport. The activity is an important part of who I am.
33. During my activity, I can best be described as:
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2
3
4
having very little understanding of the activity. I am often unsure about how to do certain
things when I go.
having some understanding of the activity, but still in the process of learning more about
the sport. I am becoming more familiar and comfortable with the activity.
being comfortable with the sport. I have a good understanding of what I can do, and how
to do it.
a knowledgeable expert in the sport. I encourage, teach and enhance opportunities for
others who are interested in the activity.
34. My relationships with others who do the activity are:
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2
3
4
not established. I really don’t know any other people who do the activity.
very limited. I know some others in the activity by sight and sometimes talk with them, but I
don’t know their names.
one of familiarity. I know the names of others who do the activity, and often speak with them.
close. I have personal and close relationships with others in the activity. These friendships
often revolve around the activity.
35. My commitment to the activity is:
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4
very slight. I have very little connection to the activity. I may or may not continue to participate
in the sport in the future.
moderate. I will continue to do it as it is entertaining and provides the benefits I want.
fairly strong. I have a sense of being a member of the activity, and it is likely that I will continue
to do it for a long time.
very strong. I am totally committed to the activity. I encourage others to participate in the sport
and seek to ensure the activity continues into the future.
36. If you had to replace all of the equipment that you currently own for your primary activity with similar
equipment, how much would it cost to replace?
$______________AMOUNT TO REPLACE PRIMARY ACTIVITY EQUIPMENT
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Orange Card
Main or Primary Activity
For the next two questions below, the Interviewer will read the questions to you. For each
lettered item, please respond with the letter and the number for the one answer that best fits
you for that question.
No Use
Almost no use
A little use
Some use
A lot of use
Talking with others who participate in the activity...................... 1
Magazines……………………………………............................... 1
Government agency publications……………........................... 1
Conservation organization publications……............................. 1
Newspapers…………………………………............................... 1
Diving shops/companies……………………............................... 1
Club meetings………………………………................................. 1
Television……………………………………................................. 1
Radio…………………………………………................................ 1
Internet…………………………………………................................ 1
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Slightly
important
Moderately
important
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b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
Not at all
important
37. To what extent do you make use of the following for current information about your primary activity?
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a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
To be outdoors………………………………...............................
For family recreation………………………….............................
To experience new and different things…….............................
For relaxation…………………………………..............................
To be close to the water………………………............................
To get away from the demands of other people.........................
To be with friends……………………………................................
To develop my skills…………………………...............................
To get away from the regular routine………..............................
To experience adventure and excitement……...........................
To experience natural surroundings………….............................
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Extremely
important
Very
important
38. Below is a list of reasons why people engage in recreation activities.
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