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IMPACT- Pre forum questionaire
At the launch of our online information platform, which aimed to provide the latest data and information on the Menai Strait and its surrounding land and rivers, a series of baseline questions were asked to the community to assess their perspective on the issues facing the Strait
The results of the study indicated a notable level of concern among the community regarding the future of the Strait Specifically, 92 percent of participants expressed apprehension about the future of the Strait, highlighting the pressing need for effective and immediate action
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This feedback reinforces the importance of collective efforts to increase awareness, engage the community, and drive innovative solutions to protect and preserve the Menai Strait With such a high level of concern and commitment from the community, there is a great potential to work together towards a sustainable future for the Strait.
The launch of our online platform and the baseline study represent essential steps in our ongoing efforts to ensure that the Menai Strait remains a viable and sustainable place for wildlife, recreation, and business.
The pre-questionnaire conducted as part of our baseline study revealed that the community's primary concern regarding the Menai Strait was sewage, with 45 5% of respondents expressing worry about this issue Litter and climate change were the next most significant concerns, with 13 6% of participants expressing apprehension about these topics
Other issues of concern included tourism pressures and chemicals and pesticide use, which were reported by a smaller percentage of participants
These findings highlight the pressing need for action to address the sources of pollution and environmental degradation in the Menai Strait, such as reducing sewage and litter, mitigating the impacts of climate change, and promoting sustainable tourism and agriculture practices
By addressing these concerns, we can work towards creating a more sustainable and resilient Menai Strait for the benefit of wildlife, recreation, and business, and for the community as a whole.
