Focus group

Surveys and Focus Groups To Support Outcomes-Focused Management (Recreation Survey and Focus Groups)

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Focus group

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BLM Outcomes based recreational focus groups guide - by meeting type











Focus Group Type Type:



General Needs Assessment Community Engagement Evaluation and Monitoring Underserved Communities
Question Number tcasey: AP = Auidience Polling OE = Open ended IM = Interactive Map Question Type Question Abbrev. Question Name tcasey: Refers to the question number that can be used as an alternative to this question. Some questions might replace multiple other questions. Managers should chose among options based on local needs, managerial discreation and time constraints in the focus group. Question Alternatives





1 AP RES1 RESIDENCE - ZIP CODE
X




2 AP ROLE1 AFFILIATION
X




3 AP ROLE2 LENGTH OF AFFILIATION
X




4 OE MGMT1 MANAGER FOR DAY 7
X X


5 OE MGMT2 MANAGEMENT BOUNDARIES

X



6 OE MGMT3 WILDERNESS BOUNDARIES

X



7 OE MGMT4 MANAGEMENT SUGGESTIONS 4
X X X

8 AP MGMT5 COLABORATIVE MANAGEMENT

X X


9 AP LOC1 LOCATION 1 10,11
X
tcasey: Chose only one location question from these. X

10 AP OR IM LOC2 RECREATION ZONES 9,11
X X X

11 IM LOC3 SPECIAL PLACES MAP 9,10
X
X

12 tcasey: Although open ended and audience polling are marked for each of these meeting types on paired questions, if time or technology dictate, one can be used in the place of the other with limitations noted in handbook appendix accompanying this focus group question set. OE SPC1 SPECIAL PLACE 1 18,26,27,28
X
X

13 AP SPC2 SPECIAL PLACE 2 19,22,23,24,25,26,27,28
X



14 OE SPC3 SPECIAL DIMINISH 1

X



15 AP SPC4 SPECIAL DIMINISH 2

X



16 AP CHG1 CHANGE OVER 5 YEARS



X

17 AP AND OE CHG2 VALUE OF CHANGE

X



18 OE OIE1 INTERESTS AND EXPECTATIONS 1 12,26,27,28
X



19 AP OIE2 tcasey: Interests and expectations options are based on a factor analysis done of responses to experience and outcome lists. Although there is a richness in asking directly about a wide variety of experiences and desired outcomes, the interest and expectations question is available to simplify the interaction and question fatigue coming from long lists of experiences and outcomes. If used this way, it is important to also use the open-ended interest and expectation question to surface the nuance of outcomes embedded in a participant's choice of those interests and expectations. INTERESTS AND EXPECTATIONS 2 15,22,23,26,27,28
X



20 OE OIE3 MEET EXPECTATIONS



X

21 OE OIE4 SURPRISES



X

22 OE EXPER1 EXPERIENCES 1

X



23 AP EXPER2 EXPERIENCES 2

X



24 OE EXPER3 EXPERIENCES 3



X

25 AP EXPER4 EXPERIENCES 4



X

26 AP OTCM1 OUTCOMES - PERSONAL BENEFITS 12,13,19
X



27 AP OTCM2 OUTCOMES - HOUSEHOLD/RELATIONAL BENEFITS 12,13,19
X



28 AP OTCM3 OUTCOMES - COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS 12,13,19
X



29 AP ACT1 ACTIVITIES 1 42,45
X X X

30 AP INFO INFORMATION SOURCES

X
X

31 AP SERV1 SERVICES

X
X

32 AP SERV2 SERVICE LOCATION

X
X

33 OE SERV3 MISSING SERVICES

X
X

34 OE COMM1 COMMUNITY LIFE


X


35 OE COMM2 PUBLIC LANDS IMPACT ON COMMUNITY


X


36 OE COMM3 POSITIVE ACTIONS FOR COMMUNITY


X


37 OE COMM4 NEGATIVE ACTIONS FOR COMMUNITY


X


38 OE GENREC1 GENERAL RECREATION

X X X X
39 OE GENREC2 GENERAL RECREATION – OUTDOOR RECREATION DEFINITION

X X X X
40 OE GENREC3 GENERAL RECREATION – OUTDOOR RECREATION

X X X X
41 OE CULTUR1 CULTURAL LAND RELATIONSHIP

X X X X
42 AP ACT2 ACTIVITIES 2 29,45
X X X X
43 AP LOC4 LOCATION 4

X X X X
44 AP GENREC5 GENERAL RECREATION – FREQUENCY

X X X X
45 OE ACT3 ACTIVITIES 3 29,42
X X X X
46 OE OIE1 INTERESTS AND EXPECTATIONS 1

X X X X
47 AP INFO INFORMATION SOURCES

X
X X
48 OE CONSTR1 CONSTRAINTS 1

X X X X
49 OE CONSTR2 CONSTRAINTS 2

X X X X
50 AP CONSTR3 CONSTRAINTS 3

X X X X
51 OE EQU1 EQUITY 1

X X X X
52 OE COMM1 COMMUNITY LIFE


X
X
53 OE COMM2 PUBLIC LANDS IMPACT ON COMMUNITY


X
X
54 OE EQU2 EQUITY 2

X X X X
55

[Community Specific Question(s)]






56 AP GEND1 GENDER – SEX
X




57 AP GEND2 GENDER – GENDER
X




58 AP AGE1 AGE
X




59 AP ED1 EDUCATION
X




60 AP RACE/ETH1 RACE/ETHNICITY 1
X




61 AP RACE/ETH2 RACE/ETHNICITY 2
X




62 AP INCOME1 HOUSEHOLD INCOME
X




63 AP HHSIZE1 HOUSEHOLD SIZE
X




64 AP RES1 RESIDENCE - ZIP CODE 1 X




Note: Comprehensive recreational focus groups used for needs assessment or evaluation and monitoring must consider 1) general demographic questions, 2) Outcomes, Interests and Expectations, 3)Location, 4)Activities, 5)Setting Characteristics and 6)Recreational support services

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