2012 Canadian nature survey : Awareness, participation, and expenditures in nature-based recreation, conservation, and subsistence activities

Summary

"This report presents the results of the 2012 Canadian Nature Survey, the first national survey of its kind in Canada in over 15 years. It provides concrete evidence for the significant contribution that nature makes to the national economy and individual Canadians' quality of life. The survey enriches our understanding of the importance of nature to Canadians by measuring their awareness, participation, and investments in a wide range of nature-based activities, including valuable results at the national level and for each province and territory. This information is essential to support the diverse policy and program needs of the sponsoring agencies in meeting their obligations to manage the conservation and sustainable use of Canada's biodiversity"--

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environment climate change conservation biodiversity water media natural resources canada analysis of variance culture ethics language outdoor recreation statistics ecosystem ecosystem services reliability quebec correlation and dependence territories survey data provinces and territories of canada confidence interval statistical response rate (survey) canadian sampling (statistics) province and territory response rates nature and civilization