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Nature Vancouver Communications Survey This survey is to look at how Nature Vancouver communicates with its membership. The survey is in two parts. The first part has general questions on Nature Vancouver communication and the second part has questions on specific means of communication used by Nature Vancouver. Please complete this survey by April 30, 2012. You can complete it online at http://app.fluidsurveys.com/s/ nvcommunication or send your responses to Nature Vancouver Communications Survey, PO Box 3021, Vancouver BC, V6B 3X5. Part One: General communication Are you satisfied with the way Nature Vancouver communicates with its membership? Yes / No Reasons: How do you get information on the evening programs? (check all that apply) Weekly email___ Vancouver Naturalist___ Website___ Word of mouth___ None___ How do you get information on the field trips and nature walks? (check all that apply) Weekly email___ Vancouver Naturalist___ Website___ Word of mouth___ None___ How do you get information on the summer camp? (check all that apply) Weekly email___ Vancouver Naturalist___ Website__ Word of mouth___ None___ How do you get information on other Nature Vancouver events? (check all that apply) Weekly email___ Vancouver Naturalist___ Website__ Word of mouth___ None___ Part Two: Specific Types of Communication Weekly Email Do you receive the weekly email from Nature Vancouver? Do you find the weekly email useful? Why or why not? What information would you like to see in the weekly email? Suggestions for the weekly email (including format, frequency, etc). Website Do you use the Nature Vancouver website? How often? Less than once a month___ Once a month___ Once a week___ More than once a week___ Daily___ What areas of the website do you generally visit? Do you find the website useful? Why or why not? Do you use the Members Forum? Suggestions for the website (including format, content, etc). 18 Vancouver Naturalist March 2012 Vancouver Naturalist Do you receive the Vancouver Naturalist in electronic or hard copy? Do you find the Vancouver Naturalist useful? Why or why not? What information would you like to see in the Vancouver Naturalist? Suggestions for the Vancouver Naturalist (including format, frequency, etc). Discovery Do you find Discovery useful? What types of articles would you like to see in Discovery? Suggestions for Discovery (including format, frequency, etc). Social Media Do you use Facebook, Twitter, or other social media? Would you like to receive Nature Vancouver information through social media? Which ones? Do you know Nature Vancouver is on Facebook? If so, do you get updates from Nature Vancouver through Facebook? Do you have any other suggestions for the way Nature Vancouver communicates with its membership? Optional Information: This information will be kept confidential and will not be released as part of the survey results. It will only be used to help analyze the survey results. Name: Age: How long have you been a member of Nature Vancouver? Alpine Meadow Hiking Durrand Glacier Chalet in the Selkirks Hiking trails, blooming meadows… waterfalls and mountain lakes… marmots, mountain goats and birds… over one hundred different flowers, a mecca for naturalists and photographers. Guided or on your own…helicopter access only, from Revelstoke, BC…Swiss-style alpine chalet…first-class meals and lodging, one or two-person rooms…always smiling and helpful staff! Selkirk Mountain Experience Box 2998, Revelstoke, BC V0E 2S0 Canada 250-837-2381 info@selkirkexperience.com www.selkirkexperience.com
Contest to Help Promote Nature Vancouver by Nigel Peck and Nellie Bacou, Outreach Display and Publicity To our Nature Vancouver members and friends: How would you promote Nature Vancouver? We are looking for the most concise, irresistible tag line and image(s) to create a brochure / flyer to promote Nature Vancouver. Please see the image below to get an idea of what we are looking for. Use the selected photos or provide your own vertical photo(s), and then come up with the catchiest phrase that will attract new members to the society (and section as well if you want). There will be two prizes: one for photo and tag line, one for tag line alone. Each prize will be a collection of Nature Vancouver books, Parks & Nature Places Around Vancouver, Wilderness on the Doorstep, A History of Nature Vancouver, and the new Nature Vancouver: A Portrait 1994-2010. One parameter that is important for photos, is that they be high resolution. This means each single image must be at least 300 DPI resolution and a size of 8.5 inches ( 216mm) high and 3.6 inches (92mm) wide. noticed the nature around your neighbourhood? (Stanley Park) nature vancouver birding naturevancouver.ca slow down & & & smell the flowers Submit entries by April 1, 2012. Submissions will be posted on the Nature Vancouver website April 10th, with voting for the winning entry open from April 10th to 23rd. Winners to be announced on April 26 at the Nature Vancouver AGM. For more details and to submit entries, please Outreach contact info on page 23 of this newsletter. nature vancouver botany naturevancouver.ca your caption... your photo... nature vancouver __________ naturevancouver.ca Vancouver Naturalist March 2012 19
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