A Survey About Aquarium, Outdoor Pond, and Water Garden Issues: Results and Technical Report.

Minnesota Center for Survey Research
2005
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A Survey About Aquarium, Outdoor Pond, and Water Garden Issues: Results and Technical Report.

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2005

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Minnesota Center for Survey Research (MCSR)

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This survey was conducted as part of the evaluation component of the Habitattitude campaign, a national public education campaign targeting aquarium, outdoor pond, and water garden owners to prevent release of unwanted aquatic plants, fish, and animals into the environment. The goals of the survey were to determine what happens to aquatic plants, fish, and animals when owners no longer want them, gauge consumer thoughts about the Habitattitude campaign, and establish a baseline pre-campaign survey response to compare to a post-campaign survey expected to be conducted within one year.

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MCSR Technical Report #05-02

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Conducted by the Minnesota Center for Survey Research (MCSR), a program of the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) at the University of Minnesota. Funding provided by the University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program.

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