OUTDOOR RECREATION IN FLORIDA: SURVEY FOR THE STATE COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN (SCORP)
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1 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN FLORIDA: SURVEY FOR THE STATE COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN (SCORP) Conducted for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection by Responsive Management 0
2 OUTDOOR RECREATION IN FLORIDA: SURVEY FOR THE STATE COMPREHENSIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN (SCORP) 0 Responsive Management National Office Mark Damian Duda, Executive Director Martin Jones, Senior Research Associate Tom Beppler, Research Associate Steven J. Bissell, Ph.D., Qualitative Research Associate Andrea Criscione, Research Associate Patrick Doherty, Research Associate Amanda Ritchie, Research Associate Carol L. Schilli, Research Associate Tim Winegord, Survey Center Manager Alison Lanier, Business Manager 0 Franklin Street Harrisonburg, VA 80 Phone: 50/-888 Fax: 50/-89 [email protected]
3 Acknowledgments Responsive Management would like to thank Zack Wetzel, formerly with the Division of Recreation and Parks, and Lew Scruggs, Assistant Chief, Office of Park Planning, Division of Recreation and Parks, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, for their input, support, and guidance on this project.
4 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan i EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY This study was conducted for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (hereinafter referred to as the Department) to determine Florida residents and tourists participation in outdoor recreation and their outdoor recreation needs. The study was undertaken in support of the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP). The study entailed two telephone surveys: the first of Florida residents and the second of tourists who visit Florida. For the survey of residents, telephones were selected as the preferred sampling medium because of the almost universal ownership of telephones among Florida residents. The survey of tourists used a multi-modal approach: the primary contact method was through telephone, supplemented with online contacts. The telephone survey questionnaires were developed cooperatively by Responsive Management and the Department. Responsive Management conducted pre-tests of the questionnaires to ensure proper wording, flow, and logic in the surveys. The tourist survey questionnaire was modified as necessary to create the online survey, and a pretest was conducted of this, as well. The online survey could be accessed at any time at the convenience of the respondent. The survey of residents was conducted in April through September 0. The survey of tourists was conducted in three waves to account for the seasonality of Florida s tourism season: May, August and October 0. The software used for telephone survey data collection was Questionnaire Programming Language. Once the data were obtained, QPL software exported the data into the project database in a format compatible with Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). The online survey data were imported into the project database in SPSS using interfacing software as part of the online survey program. After the surveys were obtained by the interviewers, the Survey Center Managers and/or statisticians checked each completed survey to ensure clarity and completeness. Responsive Management obtained a total of,96 completed surveys with Florida residents and,890 completed surveys with Florida tourists (of the latter,,06 had participated in outdoor
5 ii Responsive Management recreation and received the full survey). The analysis of data was performed using SPSS as well as proprietary software developed by Responsive Management. IMPORTANCE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION AND MOTIVATIONS FOR PARTICIPATING IN OUTDOOR RECREATION Nearly all Florida residents (96%) say that outdoor recreation is important to them; this includes 7% who think it is very important and % who think it is somewhat important. The results are similar among tourists: 98% say outdoor recreation is important to them personally (65% saying very important and % saying somewhat important). The survey asked how important or unimportant three factors are for Florida residents when they participate in outdoor recreation in Florida. At the top is spending time with family and friends (99% think this is important, including 9% who think it is very important) and being active and healthy (98% overall; 87% saying very important). The last, but still considered important, is being close to nature (9% overall; 6% saying very important). The tourist survey results mirror the above results (although relative to residents, tourists play a little less importance on being close to nature): at the top is spending time with family and friends (96% overall; 85% saying very important). Next is being active and healthy (9% overall; 65% saying very important), followed by being close to nature (8% overall; 5% saying very important). In an open-ended question (meaning that no answer set was included; respondents could answer with anything that came to mind), Florida residents were asked to name the most important reasons that they participate in outdoor recreation in Florida. The top answers are for their health/physical fitness (%), to be with family and friends (9%), for relaxation / for fun / enjoyment (6%), to be outdoors / to be close to nature (%), and to enjoy the scenery (8%). No other answer had more than 0%; the full listing is shown in the graph. Among tourists, the top reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida is for relaxation/fun/enjoyment (%), to be with family and friends (%), because Florida has good recreation opportunities (6%), and to be outdoors/close to nature (%).
6 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan iii The tourist survey asked respondents to name the main reasons that they visited Florida. Most tourists came simply to have fun (6%); nonetheless, % came to visit family and/or friends, 6% came for specific outdoor recreation activities, and 6% came because of work (although they still may have participated in recreation while in Florida for work). PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES AND PLANNED PARTICIPATION The resident survey asked each respondent whether he or she participated in each of 6 activities in Florida in the past months. Three tiers emerge. At the top, all with at least a third of Florida residents engaging in the activity are saltwater beach activities (6%), wildlife viewing trips (9%), bicycling (%), picnicking (0%), visiting historic or archeological sites (9%), and saltwater fishing (8%). (Note that participation in any fishing, either freshwater or saltwater, is at 6%, which ranks it third.) The middle tier, with at least a quarter participating in each activity (but less than a third) includes swimming in an outdoor pool (9%), freshwater fishing (8%), canoeing or kayaking (6%), and hiking (6%). The remainder of the activities have less than a quarter participating in them. An analysis of trends that compared the current results with the results of a study conducted in 00 found that most activities have participation rates in 0 that are consistent with 00 rates, with three exceptions, all with a difference of approximately 0 percentage points or more: canoeing/kayaking participation rose from % to 6%; nature study participation fell from 7% to 8%; and the rate of visiting historic or archeological sites fell from 9% to 9%. The tourist survey found similar results: saltwater beach activities and wildlife viewing were prominent, along with picnicking, swimming in public outdoor pools, visiting historic or archeological sites, hiking, and saltwater fishing.
7 iv Responsive Management Residents who went fishing were asked about their fishing locations in general, and fishing from a boat predominated. Among saltwater anglers, 70% fished from a boat, % fished from a pier/jetty/catwalk, and 7% fished saltwater from the shore (note that some respondents fished from more than one location). Among tourists, 7% fished from a boat, 5% from a pier/jetty/catwalk, and 8% saltwater fished from the shore. Among freshwater anglers, boats were less dominant, but still a majority used one: 57% of freshwater anglers fished from a boat, 50% fished from the shore, and 5% fished from a pier/jetty/catwalk. Among tourists, 57% fished from a boat, 9% freshwater fished from the shore, and 9% fished from a pier/jetty/catwalk. The surveys asked about boat ramp use: A quarter of Florida residents (5%) used a saltwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months in Florida. Among tourists, the rate of use was 7%. A slightly lower percentage of residents (9%) used a freshwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months. Among tourists, the rate of use was %. In sum, % of residents used any boat ramp in Florida, a freshwater and/or saltwater boat ramp; 8% of tourists used any boat ramp. Respondents who had bicycled were asked whether they used paved roads and trails or unpaved roads and trails (and some used both): 9% used paved roads and trails, while 6% used unpaved roads and trails. The results among tourists are quite similar: 90% used paved roads or trails, and 9% unpaved roads and trails. The survey asked Florida residents to indicate whether they expect to personally participate in outdoor recreation activities more, about the same amount, or less in the next months compared to the past months. While the majority of residents said about the same (55%), the percentage who said more (6%) far exceeds the percentage who said less (7%). The tourist survey asked the same question, with similar results: the majority (58%) said about the same, and the percentage saying more (%) exceeded the percentage saying less (5%).
8 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan v The tourist survey asked about the likelihood that tourists would revisit Florida again in the next months. Among this group, 75% indicated being very likely to do so. NUMBER OF DAYS OF PARTICIPATION The survey looked at days of participation in the various activities among residents. In summary, the activities with the most highly avid participants, in general, are bicycling, basketball, baseball/softball, soccer, golfing, tennis, football, saltwater beach activities, offroad vehicle driving, swimming in outdoor pools, and hunting. This list was derived from looking at both the mean and median days of participation. OUTDOOR RECREATION LOCATIONS The majority of Florida residents travel less than 0 miles to participate in outdoor recreation. The mean number of miles is.7 miles; the median is 0 miles. SATISFACTION WITH OUTDOOR RECREATION IN FLORIDA AND RATINGS OF FACILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES The overwhelming majority of Florida residents (80%) are satisfied with the outdoor recreation opportunities in their county; nonetheless, % are dissatisfied. Among tourists, satisfaction with outdoor recreation opportunities is even higher than among residents: 97% of tourists are satisfied, including 77% who are very satisfied. The ratings of quality of facilities for outdoor recreation in respondents counties of residence are positive: 78% rate the facilities excellent or good. On the other end, 0% rate them fair or poor. Tourists also rated outdoor recreation facilities in the Florida county that they visited: 96% rated them excellent or good. The ratings of the amount of opportunities available are similar to the ratings above: 7% rate them excellent or good, while 5% rate them fair or poor. Tourists gave high ratings to the amount of opportunities available in Florida: 95% rate them excellent or good.
9 vi Responsive Management OPINIONS ON OUTDOOR RECREATION OFFERINGS IN FLORIDA The overwhelming majority of Florida residents (9%) support having Florida maintain its current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities, with most of that support being strong support (70%). Among tourists, a large majority support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida: 9% support overall, including 68% who strongly support. When asked if there are any other outdoor recreation facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county, 0% of Florida residents say that there are. The top facilities desired are community parks, biking paths, playgrounds for children, and outdoor public swimming pools.
10 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan vii TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction and Methodology... Multi-Modal Survey Design... Design of Questionnaires... Survey Samples... Telephone Interviewing and Data Management Facilities... Interviewing Dates and Times... Survey Data Collection and Quality Control... Data Analysis... Nonparametric Analysis... Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results... 9 Sampling Error... 0 Additional Information About the Presentation of Results... Importance of Outdoor Recreation and Motivations for Participating in Outdoor Recreation... Participation in Outdoor Recreation... 7 Participation in Activities and Planned Participation... 7 Number of Days of Participation Among Residents... 5 Number of Days of Participation Among Tourists Outdoor Recreation Locations Satisfaction With Outdoor Recreation in Florida and Ratings of Facilities and Opportunities Opinions on Outdoor Recreation Offerings in Florida Demographic Data Among Residents Demographic Data Among Tourists... 7 About Responsive Management... 56
11 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY This study was conducted for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (hereinafter referred to as the Department) to determine Florida residents and tourists participation in outdoor recreation and their outdoor recreation needs. The study was undertaken in support of the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP). The study entailed two telephone surveys: the first of Florida residents and the second of tourists who visit Florida. Specific aspects of the research methodology are discussed below. MULTI-MODAL SURVEY DESIGN For the survey of residents, telephones were selected as the preferred sampling medium because of the almost universal ownership of telephones among Florida residents. The survey of tourists used a multi-modal approach: the primary contact method was through telephone, supplemented with online contacts. DESIGN OF QUESTIONNAIRES The telephone survey questionnaires were developed cooperatively by Responsive Management and the Department, based on the research team s familiarity with outdoor recreation, as well as SCORP studies for various other states. Responsive Management conducted pre-tests of the questionnaires to ensure proper wording, flow, and logic in the surveys. The tourist survey questionnaire was modified as necessary to create the online survey, and a pretest was conducted of this, as well. SURVEY SAMPLES The sample of Florida residents was obtained from Survey Sampling International and Database 0, firms that specialize in providing scientific samples for human dimensions studies. Residents were sampled to ensure each of eight regions of Florida had enough respondents for valid results (see map of Florida Regions on the following page). For statewide analyses, the regions were then weighted so that the results were representative of all residents of Florida ages 8 and older. The tourist sample was obtained from several sources to represent a cross-section of tourists to the state. The sampling was conducted in three distinct waves to ensure proper temporal representation of tourists. The tourist sampling plan, in part, mirrored panel methods employed by Visit Florida, the official not-for-profit arm of the Florida Commission on Tourism.
12 Responsive Management FLORIDA REGIONS TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING AND DATA MANAGEMENT FACILITIES A central polling site at the Responsive Management office allowed for rigorous quality control over the telephone interviews and data collection from both the telephone and online surveys. Responsive Management maintains its own in-house telephone interviewing and data management facilities. These facilities are staffed by interviewers with experience conducting computer-assisted telephone interviews on the subjects of outdoor recreation and natural resources. To ensure the integrity of the telephone survey data, Responsive Management has interviewers who have been trained according to the standards established by the Council of American Survey Research Organizations. Methods of instruction included lecture and role-playing. The Survey Center Managers and other professional staff conducted a project briefing with the interviewers prior to the administration of these surveys. Interviewers were instructed on type of study, study goals and objectives, handling of survey questions, interview length, qualifiers for participation, interviewer instructions within the survey questionnaires, reading of the survey questions, skip patterns, and probing and clarifying techniques necessary for specific questions on the survey questionnaires.
13 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan INTERVIEWING DATES AND TIMES Telephone surveying times are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday from noon to 5:00 p.m., and Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., local time. A five-callback design was used to maintain the representativeness of the sample, to avoid bias toward people easy to reach by telephone, and to provide an equal opportunity for all to participate. When a respondent could not be reached on the first call, subsequent calls were placed on different days of the week and at different times of the day. The online survey could be accessed at any time at the convenience of the respondent. The survey of residents was conducted in April through September 0. The survey of tourists was conducted in three waves to account for the seasonality of Florida s tourism season: May, August and October 0. SURVEY DATA COLLECTION AND QUALITY CONTROL The software used for telephone survey data collection was Questionnaire Programming Language (QPL). The survey data were entered into the computer as each interview was being conducted, eliminating manual data entry after the completion of the survey and the concomitant data entry errors that may occur with manual data entry. The survey questionnaires were programmed so that QPL branched, coded, and substituted phrases in the survey based on previous responses to ensure the integrity and consistency of the data collection. The Survey Center Managers and statisticians monitored the data collection, including monitoring of the actual telephone interviews without the interviewers knowledge, to evaluate the performance of each interviewer and ensure the integrity of the data. The survey questionnaires themselves contained error checkers and computation statements to ensure quality and consistent data. Once the data were obtained, QPL software exported the data into the project database in a format compatible with Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). The online survey data were imported into the project database in SPSS using interfacing software as part of the online survey program. After the surveys were obtained by the interviewers, the Survey Center Managers and/or statisticians checked each completed survey to ensure clarity and completeness. Responsive Management obtained a total of,96 completed surveys with Florida residents and,890 completed surveys with Florida tourists (of the latter,,06 had participated in outdoor recreation and received the full survey).
14 Responsive Management DATA ANALYSIS The analysis of data was performed using SPSS as well as proprietary software developed by Responsive Management. The results of the survey of residents were weighted by age and gender so that the sample was representative of all Florida residents as a whole. The data analysis of the resident survey data included a crosstabulation into the eight region previously mentioned. These graphs are shown after each graph of the overall results. Additionally, the data analysis of the residents results included a look at trends in participation in the various activities between 00 (based on a previous survey) and 0. On questions that asked respondents to provide a number (e.g., number of days of participation), the graph shows ranges of numbers rather than the precise numbers. Nonetheless, in the surveys each respondent provided a precise number, and the dataset includes this precise number, even if the graph only shows ranges of numbers. Note that the calculation of means and medians used the precise numbers that the respondents provided. NONPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS For this report, a nonparametric analysis examined how the various responses to questions on the resident survey related to participatory and demographic characteristics and opinions. Responses for selected questions were tested by means of z-scores for relationships to various characteristics (i.e., the characteristics as revealed by responses to other questions, including a series of demographic questions). A positive z-score means that the response and characteristic are positively related; a negative z-score means that the response and characteristic are negatively related. The z-score indicates the strength of the relationship between the characteristic and the response to the question. Those z-scores that have an absolute value of.0 or greater indicate a relationship that is so strong that it would happen by chance only out of,000 times (p < 0.00). Those z-scores that have an absolute value of.58 to.9 indicate a relationship that is so strong that it would happen by chance only out of 00 times (p < 0.0). Finally, those z-scores that have an absolute value of.96 to.57 indicate a relationship that is so strong that it would happen by chance only 5 out of 00 times (p < 0.05).
15 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 The z-scores were calculated as shown in the formula below. z = ( p p ) p( p) + n n where: n represents the number of observations in Group. n represents the number of observations in Group. p = a/(a + b) = a/n and represents the proportion of observations in Group that falls in Cell a. It is employed to estimate the population proportion Π (% of Group who had specific characteristic). p = c/(c + d) = c/n and represents the proportion of observations in Group that falls in Cell c. It is employed to estimate the population proportion Π (% of Group who had specific characteristic). p = (a + c)/(n + n ) = (a + c)/n and is a pooled estimate of the proportion of respondents who had specific characteristic in the underlying population. (Equation from Handbook of Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Procedures, nd Edition by David J. Sheskin. 000, Chapman & Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, FL.) The variables that were run in the nonparametric analysis of both the resident and tourist survey data are grouped into eight categories, as shown in the tabulation below. On the following pages are second and third tabulations that show all the variables that were run in the resident survey and in the tourist survey. Note that a few of the activities had participation rates that were too low to be included in the nonparametric analysis. Z-Score Variable Categories. Importance of Outdoor Recreation. Participation. Boat Ramp Use. Anticipated Participation 5. Reasons for Participating 6. Satisfaction and Ratings 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services 8. Demographic Characteristics
16 6 Responsive Management Variables That Were Run in the Nonparametric Analysis (Resident Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip.. Participation: Participated in hiking.. Participation: Participated in picnicking.. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping.. Participation: Participated in tent camping.. Participation: Participated in nature study.. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites.. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking.. Participation: Participated in hunting.. Participation: Participated in sport shooting.. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing.. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing.. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Participation: Participated in bicycling.. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools.. Participation: Participated in golf.. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis.. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball.. Participation: Participated in football.. Participation: Participated in soccer.. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities.. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did.. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.
17 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Variables That Were Run in the Nonparametric Analysis (Resident Survey) (continued) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female.
18 8 Responsive Management Variables That Were Run in the Nonparametric Analysis (Tourist Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips.. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip.. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days.. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days.. Participation: Participated in bicycling.. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking.. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing.. Participation: Participated in golf.. Participation: Participated in hiking.. Participation: Participated in horseback camping.. Participation: Participated in horseback riding.. Participation: Participated in nature study.. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis.. Participation: Participated in picnicking.. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping.. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing.. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools.. Participation: Participated in tent camping.. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites.. Participation: Participated in wildlife viewing trip.. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities.. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months.. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did.. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. 5. Reasons for Participating: Did not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. 5. Reasons for Participating: Did not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. 5. Reasons for Participating: Did not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.
19 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Variables That Were Run in the Nonparametric Analysis (Tourist Survey) (continued) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives elsewhere in the East other than New England/Mid-Atlantic or South (OH, MI, WI, MN, IN, IL, IA, KY, MO). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. The z-score analysis always looks at two groups: those with the characteristic compared to those without the characteristic. As an example, when the analysis is run on gender, it looks at males versus females. When the analysis is run on region, it looks at, for instance, those who live in the Northwest Region versus those who do not live in the Northwest Region (i.e., collectively those who live in any other region). It then does a like analysis on those who live in the North Central Region versus those who do not live in the North Central Region. INTERPRETING THE NONPARAMETRIC ANALYSIS RESULTS When examining the correlations that are found in the z-score analysis, it is important to keep several points in mind. Most importantly, a correlation means simply that a response to a particular question is correlated to giving another response. For instance, among residents, having children in the household is correlated with being the median age or younger (p < 0.00). This simply means that those residents who have children are more likely to be the median age or
20 0 Responsive Management younger than are residents who do not have children in their household. This does not mean that all residents with children in their household are the median age or younger, as some younger residents obviously do not have children in their household. Likewise, some older residents do have children in their household. The finding simply means that residents with children are more likely to be the median age or younger than are those residents without children. Secondly, a finding that a characteristic is correlated to another response does not mean that a majority of those with that characteristic give that particular response; it simply means that those with that characteristic are more likely to give the particular response than are those without that characteristic (even in a situation where less than a majority of both groups give the particular response). For instance, having children in the household is correlated with participation in soccer among residents. However, less than a majority of residents who have children in their household participated in soccer. Indeed, less than a majority of those with children as well as those without children in their household participated in soccer. The finding, therefore, simply means that residents with children are more likely, compared to residents without children, to have participated in soccer. It would be incorrect to say, Most residents with children in their household participate in soccer, as that is not what the z-score analysis found. The nonparametric analysis results are tabulated following the graph of each pertinent question. The tabulation has the variables grouped into the eight overall categories. Within each category, the variables are ranked according to the strength of the correlation. SAMPLING ERROR Throughout this preliminary report, findings of the telephone survey of residents are reported at a 95% confidence interval (or higher). For the entire sample of Florida residents, the sampling error is at most plus or minus.56 percentage points. Sampling error was calculated using the formula described on the next page, with a sample size of,96 and a population size of,97,587 Florida residents ages 8 and older. Because the population of tourists to Florida who could potentially qualify for the survey cannot be precisely determined, the sampling error could not be calculated for the tourist survey.
21 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Sampling Error Equation B = (.5) Np.5 Ns Np (.96) Where: B = maximum sampling error (as decimal) N P = population size (i.e., total number who could be surveyed) N S = sample size (i.e., total number of respondents surveyed) Derived from formula: p. 06 in Dillman, D. A Mail and Internet Surveys. John Wiley & Sons, NY. Note: This is a simplified version of the formula that calculates the maximum sampling error using a 50:50 split (the most conservative calculation because a 50:50 split would give maximum variation). ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRESENTATION OF RESULTS In examining the results, it is important to be aware that the questionnaire included several types of questions: Open-ended questions are those in which no answer set is read to the respondents; rather, they can respond with anything that comes to mind from the question. Closed-ended questions have an answer set from which to choose. Some questions allow only a single response, while other questions allow respondents to give more than one response or choose all that apply. Those that allow more than a single response are indicated on the graphs with the label, Multiple Responses Allowed. Many closed-ended questions (but not all) are in a scale, such as excellent-good-fairpoor. Some graphs show an average, either the mean or median (or both). The mean is simply the sum of all numbers divided by the number of respondents. Because outliers (extremely high or low numbers relative to most of the other responses) may skew the mean, the median may be shown. The median is the number at which half the sample is above and the other half is below. In other words, a median of 0 days means that half the sample gave an answer of more than 0 days and the other half gave an answer of less than 0 days. Most graphs show results rounded to the nearest integer; however, all data are stored in decimal format, and all calculations are performed on unrounded numbers. For this reason, some results may not sum to exactly 00% because of this rounding on the graphs. Additionally, rounding may cause apparent discrepancies of percentage point between the graphs and the reported results of combined responses (e.g., when strongly support and moderately support are summed to determine the total percentage in support).
22 Responsive Management IMPORTANCE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION AND MOTIVATIONS FOR PARTICIPATING IN OUTDOOR RECREATION Nearly all Florida residents (96%) say that outdoor recreation is important to them; this includes 7% who think it is very important and % who think it is somewhat important. The results are similar among tourists: 98% say outdoor recreation is important to them personally (65% saying very important and % saying somewhat important). The survey asked how important or unimportant three factors are for Florida residents when they participate in outdoor recreation in Florida. At the top is spending time with family and friends (99% think this is important, including 9% who think it is very important) and being active and healthy (98% overall; 87% saying very important). The last, but still considered important, is being close to nature (9% overall; 6% saying very important). The tourist survey results mirror the above results (although relative to residents, tourists play a little less importance on being close to nature): at the top is spending time with family and friends (96% overall; 85% saying very important). Next is being active and healthy (9% overall; 65% saying very important), followed by being close to nature (8% overall; 5% saying very important). In an open-ended question (meaning that no answer set was included; respondents could answer with anything that came to mind), Florida residents were asked to name the most important reasons that they participate in outdoor recreation in Florida. The top answers are for their health/physical fitness (%), to be with family and friends (9%), for relaxation / for fun / enjoyment (6%), to be outdoors / to be close to nature (%), and to enjoy the scenery (8%). No other answer had more than 0%; the full listing is shown in the graph. Among tourists, the top reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida is for relaxation/fun/enjoyment (%), to be with family and friends (%), because Florida has good recreation opportunities (6%), and to be outdoors/close to nature (%). Note that % mentioned the beach (typically in addition to another answer, such as for fun) and % mentioned Disney.
23 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan The tourist survey asked respondents to name the main reasons that they visited Florida. Most tourists came simply to have fun (6%); nonetheless, % came to visit family and/or friends, 6% came for specific outdoor recreation activities, and 6% came because of work (although they still may have participated in recreation while in Florida for work).
24 Responsive Management Q. In general, how important is outdoor recreation in Florida to you personally? (Resident Survey) Very important 7 Somewhat important Not at all important Percent (n=96)
25 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q. In general, how important is outdoor recreation in Florida to you personally? (Resident Survey) Very important Somewhat important Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Not at all important Percent
26 6 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
27 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
28 8 Responsive Management Q. In general, how important is outdoor recreation to you personally? (Tourist Survey) Very important 65 Somewhat important Not at all important Percent (n=,88)
29 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
30 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally.. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
31 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q97. How about spending time with family and friends? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important 9 99%* Somewhat important 7 Neither important nor unimportant 0 *Rounding on graph causes apparent discrepancy in sum. Somewhat unimportant % Very unimportant Percent (n=667)
32 Responsive Management Q97. How about spending time with family and friends? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important Somewhat important Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant Very unimportant Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
33 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
34 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
35 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q98. How about being active or healthy? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important 87 98% Somewhat important Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant % Very unimportant Percent (n=667)
36 6 Responsive Management Q98. How about being active or healthy? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important Somewhat important 9 9 Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant Very unimportant Don't know Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
37 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
38 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
39 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q99. How about to be close to nature? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important 6 9% Somewhat important Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant %* *Rounding on graph causes apparent discrepancy in sum. Very unimportant Percent (n=667)
40 0 Responsive Management Q99. How about to be close to nature? (How important or unimportant is this to you when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Very important Somewhat important 0 Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant Very unimportant Don't know Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
41 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
42 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
43 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q0. How about spending time with family and friends? (How important or unimportant is this when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Tourist Survey) Very important 85 Somewhat important Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant 0 Very unimportant Percent (n=,)
44 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
45 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
46 6 Responsive Management Q0. How about being active or healthy? (How important or unimportant is this when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Tourist Survey) Very important 65 Somewhat important 8 Neither important nor unimportant 5 Somewhat unimportant Very unimportant Percent (n=,)
47 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
48 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
49 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q0. How about to be close to nature? (How important or unimportant is this when participating in outdoor recreation activities in Florida?) (Tourist Survey) Very important 5 Somewhat important 8 Neither important nor unimportant Somewhat unimportant Very unimportant Percent (n=,)
50 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
51 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
52 Responsive Management Q9. What are the most important reasons you participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed For my health / physical fitness To be with family and friends For relaxation / for fun / enjoyment To be outdoors / to be close to nature To enjoy the scenery For my mental well being I live close to a park or other outdoor area It is affordable To spend time by myself Because of the variety of opportunities available in Florida For the challenge Weather is nice in Florida Has kids / something for kids to do To educate myself or others Don't know Percent (n=667)
53 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q9. What are the most important reasons you participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) For my health / physical fitness To be with family and friends Multiple Responses Allowed For relaxation / for fun / enjoyment To be outdoors / to be close to nature To enjoy the scenery For my mental well being Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) I live close to a park or other outdoor area Percent
54 Responsive Management Q9. What are the most important reasons you participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed It is affordable To spend time by myself Because of the variety of opportunities available in Florida For the challenge Weather is nice in Florida Has kids / something for kids to do To educate myself or others To stay active For food (fishing and/or hunting) To take dog out Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
55 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q97. What are the most important reasons you participated in outdoor recreation activities in the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in at least one outdoor recreational activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) For relaxation / for fun / enjoyment / mentioned specific activity likes to do To be with family and friends Florida has good / attractive recreation opportunities / beach / climate To be outdoors / to be close to nature 6 Multiple Responses Allowed Mentioned beach (in addition to other reasons) For my health / physical fitness / to be active To enjoy the scenery / site-seeing / new places Florida has outdoor recreation opportunities my home area does not I visited / stayed close to a park or other outdoor area Mentioned Disney (in addition to other reasons) 8 5 For my mental well being It is affordable Because of the variety of opportunities available in Florida Percent (n=)
56 6 Responsive Management Q5. What are the main reasons you visited Florida in the past months? (Tourist Survey) Fun / pleasure / vacation (includes snowbirds) 6 To visit family / friends Multiple Responses Allowed Outdoor recreation / outdoor activities Work Fishing 6 6 Other Don't know Percent (n=,888)
57 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 PARTICIPATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES AND PLANNED PARTICIPATION The resident survey asked each respondent whether he or she participated in each of 6 activities in Florida in the past months. Three tiers emerge. At the top, all with at least a third of Florida residents engaging in the activity are saltwater beach activities (6%), wildlife viewing trips (9%), bicycling (%), picnicking (0%), visiting historic or archeological sites (9%), and saltwater fishing (8%). (Note that participation in any fishing, either freshwater or saltwater, is at 6%, which ranks it third.) The middle tier, with at least a quarter participating in each activity (but less than a third) includes swimming in an outdoor pool (9%), freshwater fishing (8%), canoeing or kayaking (6%), and hiking (6%). The remainder of the activities have less than a quarter participating in them. The graph shows the full listing. Additional graphs show trends in participation. Most activities have participation rates in 0 that are consistent with 00 rates, with three exceptions, all with a difference of approximately 0 percentage points or more: canoeing/kayaking participation rose from % to 6%; nature study participation fell from 7% to 8%; and the rate of visiting historic or archeological sites fell from 9% to 9%. Tabulations show the percentage participating in each activity in 00 and in 0, as well as a column that shows the percentage point difference between the two study years and whether the difference is statistically significant. Note that most differences were statistically significant, even some that fell below the somewhat arbitrary threshold of 0 percentage points discussed above. One tabulation shows the activities in alphabetical order; the second tabulation shows the activities ranked from greatest increase to greatest decrease. While this research did not directly study cause and effect regarding changes in participation, it is worth noting that recent sharp rises in gasoline prices may have contributed to a decrease in many tourist activities, such as visiting historic and archeological sites. There was a rise in saltwater beach activities of nearly 6 percentage points; this rise comes despite the major oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that affected some Florida beaches in the past years.
58 8 Responsive Management It is worth comparing these trends in Florida with national trends in participation in outdoor recreation. The Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association (SGMA) published a study on participation titled 00 SGMA Sports & Fitness Participation Topline Report. This study found increases over the past decade in the numbers of people who participated in many activities related to fitness (running/jogging, whose number of participants increased 9.8% from 000 to 009; walking for fitness, +.0%, and trail running, +6.0%), but decreases in many other outdoor recreation activities, such as golf, horseback riding, inline skating, baseball, outdoor basketball, and softball. Therefore, the decreases in participation that occurred in most outdoor activities discussed in the survey appear to be commensurate with trends in the nation as a whole. The recent rise in saltwater fishing may have been caused, in part, by a recent campaign by Florida state agencies (including the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission) to increase saltwater fishing participation in Florida. This rise runs counter to a decrease in saltwater fishing overall in the U.S. that the SGMA found in its recent report. Furthermore, this increase in saltwater fishing participation occurred against the backdrop of a general decrease in fishing activities in the U.S. The National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife-Associated Recreation found that. million people fished in 00, with the number dropping to 0.0 million in 006. The tourist survey found similar results: saltwater beach activities and wildlife viewing were prominent, along with picnicking, swimming in public outdoor pools, visiting historic or archeological sites, hiking, and saltwater fishing. Note that bicycling appears to be less important among tourists than among residents: bicycling is in the top tier among residents, while it falls to the middle among tourists. Otherwise, the top activities among the two groups are similar. Residents who went fishing were asked about their fishing locations in general, and fishing from a boat predominated. Among saltwater anglers, 70% fished from a boat, % fished from a pier/jetty/catwalk, and 7% fished saltwater from the shore (note that some respondents fished from more than one location). Among tourists, 7% fished from a boat, 5% from a pier/jetty/catwalk, and 8% saltwater fished from the shore. Among freshwater anglers, boats were less dominant, but still a majority used one: 57% of freshwater anglers fished from a boat, 50% fished from the shore, and 5% fished
59 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 from a pier/jetty/catwalk. Among tourists, 57% fished from a boat, 9% freshwater fished from the shore, and 9% fished from a pier/jetty/catwalk. The surveys asked about boat ramp use: A quarter of Florida residents (5%) used a saltwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months in Florida. Among tourists, the rate of use was 7%. A slightly lower percentage of residents (9%) used a freshwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months. Among tourists, the rate of use was %. In sum, % of residents used any boat ramp in Florida, a freshwater and/or saltwater boat ramp; 8% of tourists used any boat ramp. Respondents who had bicycled were asked whether they used paved roads and trails or unpaved roads and trails (and some used both): 9% used paved roads and trails, while 6% used unpaved roads and trails. The results among tourists are quite similar: 90% used paved roads or trails, and 9% unpaved roads and trails. The survey asked Florida residents to indicate whether they expect to personally participate in outdoor recreation activities more, about the same amount, or less in the next months compared to the past months. While the majority of residents said about the same (55%), the percentage who said more (6%) far exceeds the percentage who said less (7%). The tourist survey asked the same question, with similar results: the majority (58%) said about the same, and the percentage saying more (%) exceeded the percentage saying less (5%). The tourist survey asked about the likelihood that tourists would revisit Florida again in the next months. Among this group, 75% indicated being very likely to do so.
60 50 Responsive Management Q6/9/. Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Saltwater beach activities, not including fishing Taking a trip at least mile from home for the primary purpose of viewing wildlife Bicycling Picnicking Visiting historical or archeological sites Saltwater fishing Swimming in public outdoor pools Freshwater fishing Canoeing or kayaking Hiking Freshwater beach activities, not including fishing Nature study Tent camping Golf Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Baseball or softball Outdoor basketball Outdoor tennis Sport shooting Soccer Football Hunting RV or Trailer camping Horseback riding Geocaching Horseback camping None of these activities Percent (n=96)
61 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q6/9/. Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Saltwater beach activities, not including fishing Taking a trip at least mile from home for the primary purpose of viewing wildlife Bicycling Picnicking Visiting historical or archeological sites Saltwater fishing Swimming in public outdoor pools Freshwater fishing Canoeing or kayaking Northwest (n=89) 5 North Central (n=6) 8 6 Northeast (n=5) 9 9 Central West (n=8) 8 Central (n=9) 5 0 Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) 7 Southeast (n=55) Percent
62 5 Responsive Management Q6/9/. Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Part ) (Resident Survey) Hiking Freshwater beach activities, not including fishing Nature study Multiple Responses Allowed Tent camping Golf Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Baseball or softball Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Outdoor basketball Outdoor tennis Percent
63 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q6/9/. Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Part ) (Resident Survey) Sport shooting Soccer Football Multiple Responses Allowed Hunting RV or Trailer camping Horseback riding Geocaching Horseback camping Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) None of these activities Percent
64 5 Responsive Management 00 Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Part ) 80 Percent Baseball or softball Basketball (outdoors) Beach activities (freshwater), not including fishing Beach activities (saltwater), not including fishing Bicycling Boat ramp use (freshwater) Boat ramp use (saltwater) Boating: canoeing or kayaking Camping (RV or trailer) Camping (tent) Fishing (freshwater) 00 0 Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Part ) Percent Fishing (saltwater) Football Golf Hiking Historical or archeological site visiting Horseback riding Hunting Nature study Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Picnicking Tennis (outdoors) 00 0
65 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 55 Tabulation of Trends in Participation in Various Outdoor Recreation Activities (Alphabetical) 00 0 Change Baseball or softball p < Basketball (outdoors) p < Beach activities (freshwater), not including fishing p < 0.05 Beach activities (saltwater), not including fishing p < Bicycling p < Boat ramp use (freshwater) p < 0.0 Boat ramp use (saltwater) p < Boating: canoeing or kayaking p < Camping (RV or trailer) Not Camping (tent) p < 0.05 Fishing (freshwater) p < 0.0 Fishing (saltwater) p < Football p < Golf p < Hiking p < Historical or archeological site visiting p < Horseback riding p < Hunting Not Nature study p < Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Not Picnicking p < Tennis (outdoors) Not Significance Tabulation of Trends in Participation in Various Outdoor Recreation Activities (Ranked by Greatest Increase to Greatest Decrease) Significance 00 0 Change Boating: canoeing or kayaking p < Boat ramp use (saltwater) p < Beach activities (saltwater), not including fishing p < Fishing (saltwater) p < Hiking p < Tennis (outdoors) Not Camping (tent) p < 0.05 Camping (RV or trailer) Not Fishing (freshwater) p < 0.0 Hunting Not Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Not Boat ramp use (freshwater) p < 0.0 Bicycling p < Basketball (outdoors) p < Football p < Horseback riding p < Golf p < Picnicking p < Beach activities (freshwater), not including fishing p < 0.05 Baseball or softball p < Historical or archeological site visiting p < Nature study p < 0.005
66 56 Responsive Management Participated in any fishing (freshwater or saltwater) in Florida in the past months. (Resident Survey) Yes 6 No Percent (n=96)
67 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 57 Participated in any fishing (freshwater or saltwater) in Florida in the past months. (Resident Survey) Yes Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) No Percent
68 58 Responsive Management The tabulations below show the nonparametric analysis results for participation in the various activities among residents. Note that a few of the activities had rates of participation that were too low to be included in the nonparametric analysis. Baseball or softball Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in baseball or softball.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
69 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 59 Basketball (outdoors) Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
70 60 Responsive Management Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
71 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
72 6 Responsive Management Bicycling Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in bicycling.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
73 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
74 6 Responsive Management Camping: Horseback camping (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Camping: RV or trailer camping Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
75 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 65 Camping: Tent camping Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in tent camping.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
76 66 Responsive Management Fishing: Freshwater fishing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
77 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 67 Fishing: Saltwater fishing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
78 68 Responsive Management Football Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in football.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
79 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 69 Geocaching (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Golfing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in golf.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
80 70 Responsive Management Hiking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in hiking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
81 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Historical / archeological site visiting Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
82 7 Responsive Management Horseback riding (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Hunting Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in hunting.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
83 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Nature study Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in nature study.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
84 7 Responsive Management Off-road vehicle driving Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
85 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 75 Picnicking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in picnicking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
86 76 Responsive Management Shooting: Target or sport shooting Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in sport shooting.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
87 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 77 Soccer Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in soccer.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
88 78 Responsive Management Swimming in outdoor pools Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
89 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 79 Tennis Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
90 80 Responsive Management Wildlife viewing trip Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
91 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 No participation in any listed activity Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
92 8 Responsive Management Q6/9/. Did you personally participate in any of the following outdoor activities in Florida in the past months? (Tourist Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Saltwater beach activities, not including fishing Taking a trip for the primary purpose of viewing wildlife Picnicking Swimming in public outdoor pools Visiting historical or archeological sites Hiking Saltwater fishing Bicycling Freshwater beach activities, not including fishing Golf Canoeing or kayaking RV or Trailer camping Off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV Nature study Freshwater fishing Tent camping Horseback riding Horseback camping Outdoor tennis Outdoor basketball Geocaching Hunting Baseball or softball Sport shooting Football Soccer None of these Percent (n=888)
93 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 The tabulations below show the nonparametric analysis results for participation in the various activities among tourists. Note that a few of the activities had rates of participation that were too low to be included in the nonparametric analysis. Baseball or softball (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Basketball (outdoors) (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.)
94 8 Responsive Management Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
95 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 85 Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
96 86 Responsive Management Bicycling Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in bicycling.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
97 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 87 Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
98 88 Responsive Management Camping: Horseback camping Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in horseback camping.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
99 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 89 Camping: RV or trailer camping Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
100 90 Responsive Management Camping: Tent camping Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in tent camping.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
101 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Fishing: Freshwater fishing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
102 9 Responsive Management Fishing: Saltwater fishing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
103 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Football (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Geocaching (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Golfing Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in golf.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
104 9 Responsive Management Hiking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in hiking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
105 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 95 Historical / archeological site visiting Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
106 96 Responsive Management Horseback riding Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in horseback riding.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
107 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 97 Hunting (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Nature study Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in nature study.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
108 98 Responsive Management Off-road vehicle driving Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
109 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 99 Picnicking Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in picnicking.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
110 00 Responsive Management Shooting: Target or sport shooting (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Soccer (Participation rate too low for sufficient sample size for nonparametric analysis.) Swimming in outdoor pools Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
111 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 Tennis Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
112 0 Responsive Management Wildlife viewing trip Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
113 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 No participation in any listed activity Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
114 0 Responsive Management Q5. Did you go saltwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went saltwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) A boat 70 Multiple Responses Allowed A pier, jetty, or catwalk Note: Some respondents used more than one type of location. A shore Percent (n=58)
115 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 05 Q5. Did you go saltwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went saltwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) A boat Multiple Responses Allowed A pier, jetty, or catwalk A shore Northwest (n=87) North Central (n=7) Northeast (n=58) Central West (n=) Central (n=6) Central East (n=09) Southwest (n=06) Southeast (n=66) Percent
116 06 Responsive Management Q5. You said you went saltwater fishing in the past months in Florida. Did you go saltwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went saltwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) A boat 7 Multiple Responses Allowed A pier, jetty, or catwalk 5 A shore Percent (n=568)
117 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 07 Q8. Did you go freshwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went freshwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) A boat 57 Multiple Responses Allowed A shore A pier, jetty, or catwalk 5 50 Note: Some respondents used more than one type of location. None of these Percent (n=)
118 08 Responsive Management Q8. Did you go freshwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went freshwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) A boat Multiple Responses Allowed A shore A pier, jetty, or catwalk Northwest (n=6) North Central (n=) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=6) Central (n=76) Central East (n=56) Southwest (n=6) Southeast (n=8) Percent
119 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 09 Q8. You said you went freshwater fishing in the past months in Florida. Did you go saltwater fishing from...? (Asked of those who went freshwater fishing in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) A boat 57 Multiple Responses Allowed A shore A pier, jetty, or catwalk 9 9 None of these Percent (n=0)
120 0 Responsive Management Q. Did you use saltwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Resident Survey) Yes 5 No Percent (n=96)
121 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q. Did you use saltwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Resident Survey) Yes No Don't know Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
122 Responsive Management Q. Did you use freshwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Resident Survey) Yes 9 No Percent (n=96)
123 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q. Did you use freshwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Resident Survey) Yes No Don't know Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
124 Responsive Management Used a boat ramp (freshwater or saltwater) in Florida in the past months. (Resident Survey) Yes No Percent (n=96)
125 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Used a boat ramp (freshwater or saltwater) in Florida in the past months. (Resident Survey) Yes Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) No May not sum to 00% because the small amount of "don't know" responses are not shown Percent
126 6 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
127 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
128 8 Responsive Management Q5. Did you use saltwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Tourist Survey) Yes 7 No 9 Don't know Percent (n=,888)
129 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q5. Did you use freshwater boat ramps in the past months in Florida? (Tourist Survey) Yes No 96 Don't know Percent (n=,888)
130 0 Responsive Management Used a boat ramp (freshwater or saltwater) in Florida in the past months. (Tourist Survey) Yes 8 No 90 Don't know Percent (n=888)
131 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
132 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
133 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q. Did you go bicycling on...? (Asked of those who went bicycling in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Paved roads and trails 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Note: Some respondents used both. Roads and trails that are not paved Percent (n=68)
134 Responsive Management Q. Did you go bicycling on...? (Asked of those who went bicycling in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Paved roads and trails 9 88 Multiple Responses Allowed Northwest (n=6) Roads and trails that are not paved 5 North Central (n=0) Northeast (n=) Central West (n=) Central (n=00) Central East (n=) 5 Southwest (n=0) Southeast (n=06) Percent
135 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q5. You said you went bicycling in the past months in Florida. Did you go bicycling on...? (Asked of those who went bicycling in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Paved roads and trails 90 Multiple Responses Allowed Roads and trails that are not paved 9 None of these Percent (n=09)
136 6 Responsive Management Q90. In general, do you expect or plan to personally participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida more, about the same, or less than you did during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More 6 About the same 55 Less 7 Don't know Percent (n=667)
137 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Q90. In general, do you expect or plan to personally participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida more, about the same, or less than you did during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More About the same Less Don't know Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
138 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey). Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
139 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q0. In the next months, do you expect or plan to personally participate in outdoor recreation activities in Florida more, about the same, or less than you did during the past months? (Tourist Survey) More About the same 58 Less 5 Don't know Percent (n=,78)
140 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
141 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives elsewhere in the East other than New England/Mid-Atlantic or South (OH, MI, WI, MN, IN, IL, IA, KY, MO). (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
142 Responsive Management Q8. How likely are you to visit Florida in the next months? (Tourist Survey) Very likely 75 Somewhat likely 9 Not at all likely Don't know Percent (n=,0)
143 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
144 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
145 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 NUMBER OF DAYS OF PARTICIPATION AMONG RESIDENTS The survey looked at days of participation in the various activities. In summary, the activities with the most highly avid participants among residents, in general, are bicycling, basketball, baseball/softball, soccer, golfing, tennis, football, saltwater beach activities, off-road vehicle driving, swimming in outdoor pools, and hunting. This list was derived from looking at both the mean and median days of participation among residents, as discussed below. The first graph shows the median days of participation among residents. The top activities when ranked by the median days of participation are bicycling, basketball, baseball/softball, soccer, golfing, tennis, football, saltwater beach activities, off-road vehicle driving, swimming in outdoor pools, and hunting all of these activities have a median of a week (7 days) or more. The next graph shows the mean days of participation among residents. The list of the activities with the highest means is identical to the list of high medians (all have means of more than 0 days) with two exceptions hunting s mean is 6. days, dropping it out of the top tier, although its rank does not greatly change; horseback riding s rank, on the other hand, changes greatly, jumping into the top tier when ranked by the mean (its mean is 9.), and the fact that it has a high mean but not a commensurately high median suggests that it is an activity in which there are a few highly avid participants and a large number of participants who engage in the activity only a few days. This dichotomy in horseback riding participants is illustrated by a third graph in this series, which shows both the mean and median. o The full results are tabulated, as well, following the graphs of the means and medians. o Finally, graphs of the results for each activity are presented in alphabetical order by activity.
146 6 Responsive Management Median Days of Participation Bicycling 6.0 Basketball (outdoors) Baseball or softball.0.0 Soccer Golfing Tennis Football Saltwater beach activities Off-road vehicle driving Swimming in outdoor pools Hunting Saltwater fishing Freshwater fishing RV or trailer camping Hiking Wildlife viewing trip Using a freshwater boat ramp Using a saltwater boat ramp Target or sport shooting Horseback riding Freshwater beach activities Picnicking Horseback camping Nature study Canoeing or kayaking Tent camping Geocaching Visiting historical or archeological sites Days
147 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Mean Days of Participation Bicycling 8. Basketball (outdoors) Soccer 6.. Horseback riding Football Off-road vehicle driving Swimming in outdoor pools Baseball or softball Golfing Tennis Saltwater beach activities Nature study Hiking Saltwater fishing Wildlife viewing trip Freshwater fishing Hunting Freshwater beach activities Using a freshwater boat ramp Using a saltwater boat ramp RV or trailer camping Target or sport shooting Geocaching Canoeing or kayaking Picnicking Tent camping Horseback camping Visiting historical or archeological sites Days
148 8 Responsive Management 60 Mean and Median Days of Participation Note the large difference in the mean and median Mean Median Days of Participation Bicycling Basketball (outdoors) Baseball or softball Soccer Golfing Tennis Football Saltwater beach activities Off-road vehicle driving Swimming in outdoor pools Hunting Saltwater fishing Freshwater fishing RV or trailer camping Hiking Wildlife viewing trip Using a freshwater boat ramp Using a saltwater boat ramp Target or sport shooting Horseback riding Freshwater beach activities Picnicking Horseback camping Nature study Canoeing or kayaking Tent camping Geocaching Visiting historical or archeological sites Days of Participation: Wildlife Viewing, Hiking, Picnicking, Riding Horses, and Camping Wildlife viewing trip Hiking Picnicking Horseback riding Horseback camping RV or trailer camping Tent camping Nature study sample size n=,056 n=,50 n=,660 n=8 n=9 n= n=6 n=690 More than 0 days days days days days days days days days day Don't know 6 5
149 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Days of Participation: Hunting, Fishing, Shooting, Boating, and Off-Road Driving Hunting Saltwater fishing Freshwater fishing Target or sport shooting Used a saltwater boat ramp Used a freshwater boat ramp Canoeing or kayaking Off-road vehicle driving sample size n=7 n=,58 n=, n=50 n=,0 n=897 n=,0 n=559 More than 0 days days days days days days days days days day 0 9 Don't know Days of Participation: Swimming Activities Saltwater beach activities Freshwater beach activities Swimming in outdoor pools sample size n=,50 n=96 n=,00 More than 0 days days days days 0-5 days days days days 9 8 days day Don't know 6 6
150 0 Responsive Management Days of Participation: Competitive Sports Baseball or softball Football Soccer Basketball (outdoors) Golfing Tennis sample size n=555 n=6 n=9 n=5 n=59 n=5 More than 0 days days days days days days days days days day Don't know Days of Participation: Miscellaneous Activities Historical / archeological site visiting Geocaching Bicycling sample size n=,676 n=99 n=,68 More than 0 days days 0-0 days days -5 days days days 7 days 6 days 7 6 day 7 6 Don't know 6
151 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Baseball or softball Q. How many days total during the past months did you participate in baseball or softball in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days Mean =.6 Median = -0 days days 5 days 6 days days 6 % days 9 day 8 Don't know Percent (n=555)
152 Responsive Management Basketball (outdoors) Q60. How many days total during the past months did you participate in outdoor basketball in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days 9-0 days 8 Mean = 6.0 Median = 6-0 days 7 5 days 8 days days 6 9% days 6 day Don't know Percent (n=5)
153 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Q88. How many days total during the past months did you participate in freshwater beach activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 7-0 days -0 days 0 Mean =.85 Median = 6-0 days 5 days 9 days 7 days 59% days 7 day 5 Don't know Percent (n=96)
154 Responsive Management Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Q70. How many days total during the past months did you participate in saltwater beach activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 9-0 days 7 Mean =.8 Median = days 0 5 days 9 days 6 days 9 7% days 7 day 6 Don't know Percent (n=50)
155 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Bicycling Q97. How many days total during the past months did you participate in bicycling in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 0 6 Mean = 8. Median = days 5 days 7 days days % days 6 day Don't know Percent (n=68)
156 6 Responsive Management Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in canoeing or kayaking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 5-0 days -0 days 9 Mean = 8.6 Median = 6-0 days 5 5 days 7 days 5 days 66% days 9 day Don't know Percent (n=0)
157 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Boating: Used a freshwater boat ramp Q78. How many days total during the past months did you use a freshwater boat ramp in Florida? (Asked of those who used a freshwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 9-0 days 5 Mean =. Median = 5-0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days 0 days 6 days 0 5% days day Don't know Percent (n=897)
158 8 Responsive Management Boating: Used a saltwater boat ramp Q69. How many days total during the past months did you use a saltwater boat ramp in Florida? (Asked of those who used a saltwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 6 Mean =.9 Median = days 8 5 days 8 days 6 days 0 7% days day 9 Don't know Percent (n=0)
159 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Camping: Horseback camping Q7. How many days total during the past months did you participate in horseback camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 0 Mean = 6.8 Median = -0 days 6-0 days 5 5 days 7 days 0 days 8 6% days 5 day 6 Don't know Percent (n=9)
160 50 Responsive Management Camping: RV or trailer camping Q80. How many days total during the past months did you participate in RV or trailer camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 6-0 days -0 days 0 Mean =.8 Median = days 5 days 9 days 9 days 6% days 8 day 9 Don't know Percent (n=)
161 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Camping: Tent camping Q89. How many days total during the past months did you participate in tent camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6 Mean = 6.0 Median = 6-0 days 7 5 days 6 days days 6 7% days day Don't know Percent (n=6)
162 5 Responsive Management Fishing: Freshwater fishing Q79. How many days total during the past months did you freshwater fish in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 7 Mean = 6.6 Median = days 9 5 days 0 days 5 days 8 6% days day 0 Don't know Percent (n=)
163 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Fishing: Saltwater fishing Q6. How many days total during the past months did you saltwater fish in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 8 Mean = 7.8 Median = 6-0 days 6-0 days 7 5 days 7 days 7 days 9 6% days day Don't know Percent (n=58)
164 5 Responsive Management Football Q. How many days total during the past months did you participate in football in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 7-0 days 7-0 days 5 Mean = 5.57 Median = days 5 days 0 days 6 days 6 0% days 9 day 9 Don't know Percent (n=6)
165 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 55 Geocaching Q6. How many days total during the past months did you participate in geocaching in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 7-0 days -0 days Mean = 9. Median = 6-0 days 5 days 5 days days 6 77% days 7 day 6 Don't know Percent (n=99)
166 56 Responsive Management Golfing Q5. How many days total during the past months did you golf in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 8-0 days 9-0 days Mean =. Median = days 7 5 days 7 days 6 days 7 9% days day 8 Don't know Percent (n=59)
167 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 57 Hiking Q. How many days total during the past months did you participate in hiking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 8-0 days 6 Mean = 7.7 Median = 5-0 days 6-0 days 7 5 days 8 days 6 days 0 5% days day Don't know Percent (n=50)
168 58 Responsive Management Historical / archeological site visiting Q07. How many days total during the past months did you visit historical or archeological sites in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 5 Mean = 5.8 Median = 6-0 days 5 days 8 days 7 days 78% days day 7 Don't know Percent (n=676)
169 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 59 Horseback riding Q6. How many days total during the past months did you participate in horseback riding in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 7-0 days Mean = 9. Median = -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days 7 days 6 days 6 56% days day Don't know Percent (n=8)
170 60 Responsive Management Hunting Q. How many days total during the past months did you hunt in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 8 0 Mean = 6. Median = days 5 days 6 days 8 days 9 % days 8 day Don't know Percent (n=7)
171 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Nature study Q98. How many days total during the past months did you participate in nature study in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 8 Mean = 8.97 Median = 6-0 days 5 days 6 days 6 days 6% days 0 day 8 Don't know Percent (n=690)
172 6 Responsive Management Off-road vehicle driving Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in off-road vehicle driving in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 7 Mean = 5.5 Median = days 6 5 days 5 days 6 days 7 % days day Don't know Percent (n=559)
173 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Picnicking Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in picnicking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days Mean = 8.5 Median = 6-0 days 7 5 days 0 days 0 days 6 6% days 5 day Don't know Percent (n=660)
174 6 Responsive Management Shooting: Target or sport shooting Q. How many days total during the past months did you participate in target or sport shooting in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 8-0 days -0 days 6 5 Mean =.68 Median = days 6 5 days 8 days 0 days 0 5% days 0 day Don't know Percent (n=50)
175 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 65 Soccer Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in soccer in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 0 Mean =.7 Median = days 5 days 7 days days 7 % days day 7 Don't know Percent (n=9)
176 66 Responsive Management Swimming in outdoor pools Q06. How many days total during the past months did you swim in outdoor pools in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 8-0 days -0 days 0 Mean = 5. Median = days 5 days 9 days 6 days 8 % days 0 day 8 Don't know Percent (n=00)
177 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 67 Tennis Q. How many days total during the past months did you participate in tennis in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 7 6 Mean =.88 Median = days 5 days 8 days 5 days 7 % days 0 day Don't know Percent (n=5)
178 68 Responsive Management Wildlife viewing trip Q5. How many days total during the past months did you take a trip to view wildlife at least one mile from home in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) More than 0 days 9-0 days -0 days 5 Mean = 6.8 Median = days 5 days 8 days 6 days 55% days day 5 Don't know Percent (n=056)
179 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 69 NUMBER OF DAYS OF PARTICIPATION AMONG TOURISTS The tourist survey also looked at days of participation in the various activities. The first graph shows the number of trips to Florida that tourists have taken in the past months. The second graph shows the total days (all activities) spent visiting Florida among tourists (not necessarily in a single trip, as about a third of tourists made multiple trips to Florida in the past months). The median number is 7 days; the mean is.0 days among tourists. The third graph shows the median days of participation in each activity (ranging from to days) among tourists; the fourth graph shows the mean days of participation in each activity. The top activities when ranked by the mean days of participation are RV/trailer camping, bicycling, swimming in outdoor pools, saltwater beach activities, golfing, hiking, and taking a wildlife viewing trip all of these activities have a mean of a.0 days or more. o Finally, graphs of the days of participation for each activity among tourists are presented in alphabetical order by activity.
180 70 Responsive Management Q9. How many trips did you take to Florida in the past months? (Tourist Survey) More than 0 trips 6-0 trips 5 trips trips Mean =.7 Median = trips 7 trips trip 6 Don't know Percent (n=,05)
181 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
182 7 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives elsewhere in the East other than New England/Mid-Atlantic or South (OH, MI, WI, MN, IN, IL, IA, KY, MO). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
183 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Q. How many days total did you visit Florida in the past months? (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days 6-0 days 6-0 days days 0 5 days days days 5 7 Mean =.0 Median = 7 days day Percent (n=,05)
184 7 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
185 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 75 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey). Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
186 76 Responsive Management Mean Days of Participation (Tourist Survey) RV or trailer camping 7. Bicycling Swimming in outdoor pools Saltwater beach activities Golfing Hiking Taking a trip to view wildlife Target or sport shooting Hunting Soccer Freshwater fishing Freshwater beach activities Using a freshwater boat ramp Baseball or softball Tent camping Tennis Football Using a saltwater boat ramp Nature study Horseback camping Geocaching Outdoor basketball Saltwater fishing Off-road vehicle driving Horseback riding Picnicking Canoeing or kayaking Visiting historical or archeological sites Days
187 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 77 Median Days of Participation (Tourist Survey) RV or trailer camping Saltwater beach activities Swimming in outdoor pools Taking a trip to view wildlife Hiking Picnicking Horseback camping Tent camping Geocaching Hunting Target or sport shooting Saltwater fishing Freshwater fishing Freshwater beach activities Bicycling Golfing Tennis Baseball or softball Soccer Outdoor basketball Using a saltwater boat ramp Using a freshwater boat ramp Horseback riding Nature study Visiting historical or archeological sites Canoeing or kayaking Off-road vehicle driving Football 0 Days
188 78 Responsive Management Baseball or softball Q65. How many days total during the past months did you participate in baseball or softball in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days days 5 days 5 days 5 days 5 days 7 day Mean =.5 Median = Don't know Percent (n=77)
189 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 79 Basketball (outdoors) Q80. How many days total during the past months did you participate in outdoor basketball in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 6-0 days 5 5 days days 7 days days 5 day Mean =.95 Median = Don't know Percent (n=8)
190 80 Responsive Management Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Q0. How many days total during the past months did you participate in freshwater beach activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days 0-0 days 6-0 days 9 5 days 7 days 8 days days 9 day 8 Mean =.8 Median = Don't know Percent (n=0)
191 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Q0. How many days total during the past months did you participate in saltwater beach activities in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 5 days 8 days 0 days days day 0 6 Mean =.90 Median = Don't know Percent (n=,5)
192 8 Responsive Management Bicycling Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in bicycling in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 8 5 days 7 days 5 days 0 days day 9 Mean = 5. Median = Don't know Percent (n=)
193 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Q05. How many days total during the past months did you participate in canoeing or kayaking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 5 days days days 9 days 9 day 58 Mean =. Median = Don't know Percent (n=90)
194 8 Responsive Management Boating: Used a freshwater boat ramp Q90. How many days total during the past months did you use a freshwater boat ramp in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 9 5 days days days 7 days day 0 Mean =.9 Median = Don't know Percent (n=96)
195 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 85 Boating: Used a saltwater boat ramp Q85. How many days total during the past months did you use a saltwater boat ramp in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 8 5 days days days days 5 day Mean =.0 Median = Don't know Percent (n=98)
196 86 Responsive Management Camping: Horseback camping Q75. How many days total during the past months did you participate in horseback camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days 5 days 7 days days day 8 Mean =.0 Median = Don't know Percent (n=)
197 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 87 Camping: RV or trailer camping Q80. How many days total during the past months did you participate in RV or trailer camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days days 0 5 days 0 days 9 days days day 6 Mean = 7. Median = Don't know Percent (n=66)
198 88 Responsive Management Camping: Tent camping Q85. How many days total during the past months did you participate in tent camping in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 6-0 days 9 5 days 5 days 7 days 6 days 9 day 8 Mean =. Median = Don't know Percent (n=0)
199 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 89 Fishing: Freshwater fishing Q5. How many days total during the past months did you freshwater fish in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days days 7 days 8 days day 5 Mean =.9 Median = Don't know Percent (n=0)
200 90 Responsive Management Fishing: Saltwater fishing Q5. How many days total during the past months did you saltwater fish in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days 5 days days 0 days day 9 Mean =.95 Median = Don't know Percent (n=569)
201 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Football Q70. How many days total during the past months did you participate in football in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days days 8 5 days days 5 days days day 5 Mean =. Median = Don't know Percent (n=6)
202 9 Responsive Management Geocaching Q00. How many days total during the past months did you participate in geocaching in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 7 5 days days days days 7 day 0 Mean =.95 Median = Don't know Percent (n=90)
203 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Golfing Q55. How many days total during the past months did you golf in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days days 8 5 days 5 days 7 days 9 days Mean =.5 Median = day Percent (n=)
204 9 Responsive Management Hiking Q60. How many days total during the past months did you participate in hiking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 9 5 days 5 days 7 days days 5 day 6 Mean =. Median = Don't know Percent (n=65)
205 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 95 Historical / archeological site visiting Q95. How many days total during the past months did you visit historical or archeological sites in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days 0-0 days 6-0 days 5 days days days 9 days day 55 Mean =. Median = Don't know Percent (n=75)
206 96 Responsive Management Horseback riding Q70. How many days total during the past months did you participate in horseback riding in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days days 6 Mean =.7 Median = days 8 days 6 day 5 Don't know Percent (n=87)
207 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 97 Hunting Q0. How many days total during the past months did you hunt in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days days 7 5 days days 5 days days day 0 9 Mean =.70 Median = Don't know Percent (n=8)
208 98 Responsive Management Nature study Q90. How many days total during the past months did you participate in nature study in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days days days 7 days 0 day 50 Mean =.0 Median = Don't know Percent (n=)
209 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 99 Off-road vehicle driving Q0. How many days total during the past months did you participate in off-road vehicle driving in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days 0-0 days -0 days 6-0 days 6 5 days days 5 days 7 days 0 day 5 Mean =.7 Median = Don't know Percent (n=)
210 00 Responsive Management Picnicking Q65. How many days total during the past months did you participate in picnicking in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) -0 days 0-0 days 6-0 days 5 5 days days 6 days 9 days 5 day 8 Mean =.0 Median = Don't know Percent (n=,07)
211 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 Shooting: Target or sport shooting Q5. How many days total during the past months did you participate in target or sport shooting in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days days 5 days 6 days 6 days 7 days day Mean =.9 Median = Don't know Percent (n=7)
212 0 Responsive Management Soccer Q75. How many days total during the past months did you participate in soccer in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 5 days 5 days 6 days 6 days day 7 Mean =.6 Median = Don't know Percent (n=6)
213 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 Swimming in outdoor pools Q50. How many days total during the past months did you swim in outdoor pools in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days days 8 5 days days 9 days days 8 day 0 Mean = 5. Median = Don't know Percent (n=850)
214 0 Responsive Management Tennis Q60. How many days total during the past months did you participate in tennis in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days 6-0 days 7 5 days days 8 days days 7 day 0 Mean =.0 Median = Don't know Percent (n=)
215 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 05 Wildlife viewing trip Q55. How many days total during the past months did you take a trip to view wildlife in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) More than 0 days -0 days -0 days 6-0 days 0 5 days 7 days 7 days days day 5 5 Mean =.96 Median = Don't know Percent (n=,56)
216 06 Responsive Management OUTDOOR RECREATION LOCATIONS The majority of Florida residents travel less than 0 miles to participate in outdoor recreation. The mean number of miles is.7 miles; the median is 0 miles. For each of the activities, respondents were asked to name up to five counties in which they most commonly engaged in the activity. Graphs show the results for each activity with the counties ranked in order from highest percentage to lowest. Because it was thought that many tourists might not know the county that they visited but could name a nearby city, the locational data was gathered on the nearest town or city rather than by county in the tourist survey. For each activity, a graph shows the percentages of participants who did the activity in the particular area. Note that respondents could indicate participating in more than one area. The areas are as follows: Pensacola Area (Gulf Breeze, about as far east as Fort Walton Beach) Panama City Area (Grayton Beach east to Cape San Blas) Tallahassee Area (including Apalachicola) Gulf Coast between Tallahassee and Homosassa Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area North Central FL (Okefenokee Swamp Area) Jacksonville Area (south to St. Augustine and Fort Matanzas) Orlando Area (including Disney / Kissimmee) Daytona Beach Area (from Palm Coast in the north to about as far south as New Smyrna Beach) Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area (Titusville in the north south to Vero Beach) South Central Atlantic Coast (Ft. Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Palm Beach, about as far south as Lake Worth) South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Tampa / St. Petersburg / Clearwater / Lakeland / Sarasota Area (north to Homosassa) Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area (from North Port to as far south as Naples and Marco Island) Miami Area (including Ft. Lauderdale, Everglades and Keys) The regions used in the crosstabulations in the resident survey could not be used for this locational breakdown because the Tallahassee area and the Tampa Bay area both straddle borders between two regions.
217 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 07 Q87. Thinking about the area you visited the most for any of the activities we talked about, approximately how many miles from your home is this area located? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) 50 or more miles 0-9 miles 0-9 miles 5 Mean =.69 Median = miles miles 0-9 miles Less than mile Don't know Percent (n=667)
218 08 Responsive Management Q87. Thinking about the area you visited the most for any of the activities we talked about, approximately how many miles from your home is this area located? (Asked of those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) 50 or more miles 0-9 miles 0-9 miles 0-9 miles 0-9 miles - 9 miles 0 miles Don't know Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Northwest Mean : 8.8 Median : 0 North Central Mean :.75 Median : 0 Northeast Mean : 9 Median : 0 Central West Mean : 7.0 Median : Central Mean : 7.7 Median : Central East Mean : 9.6 Median : 7 Southwest Mean : 0.06 Median : 0 Southeast Mean :.6 Median : Percent
219 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 09 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
220 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
221 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Baseball or softball Q6. In what counties did you participate in baseball or softball during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Pinellas Broward Hillsborough Palm Beach Polk Duval Lake Orange Volusia Seminole Manatee Lee Brevard Marion Hernando Leon Monroe Escambia Alachua Pasco Sarasota Highlands Santa Rosa Collier St. Johns Sumter Clay Indian River Osceola Okaloosa Percent (n=59)
222 Responsive Management Basketball (outdoors) Q6. In what counties did you participate in outdoor basketball during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade 9 Broward Palm Beach 0 Hillsborough Pinellas Orange Duval Seminole Marion Leon Alachua Pasco Polk Brevard Volusia Clay Lake Lee Manatee Collier Escambia St. Johns St. Lucie Percent (n=)
223 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Q9. In what counties did you participate in freshwater beach activities, NOT including fishing during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Hillsborough Broward Miami-Dade Palm Beach Orange Volusia Alachua Pinellas Sarasota Seminole Polk Duval Lake Pasco Manatee Clay St. Johns Santa Rosa Highlands Citrus Leon Brevard Escambia Collier Lee Bay St. Lucie Charlotte Levy Okaloosa Osceola Putnam Suwannee Wakulla Percent (n=89)
224 Responsive Management Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Q7. In what counties did you participate in saltwater beach activities, NOT including fishing during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Pinellas Broward Miami-Dade Palm Beach Volusia Sarasota Duval Brevard Lee Manatee St. Johns Hillsborough Collier Monroe Bay Charlotte Escambia Martin Flagler St. Lucie Santa Rosa Citrus Indian River Okaloosa Pasco Percent (n=)
225 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Bicycling Q00. In what counties did you participate in bicycling during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Hillsborough Orange Pinellas Sarasota Duval Volusia Lee Brevard Seminole Manatee Pasco Polk Alachua St. Johns Marion Collier Lake Clay Leon Citrus Martin Monroe Charlotte Escambia Highlands St. Lucie Hernando Osceola Flagler Indian River Santa Rosa Percent (n=65)
226 6 Responsive Management Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Q8. In what counties did you participate in canoeing or kayaking during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Broward Miami-Dade Hillsborough Pinellas Palm Beach Monroe Orange Sarasota Marion Seminole Lee Volusia Pasco Brevard Collier St. Johns Alachua Duval Manatee Citrus Lake Charlotte Polk Indian River Santa Rosa Suwannee Martin Hernando Levy Leon Columbia Osceola Wakulla Percent (n=957)
227 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Boating: Used a freshwater boat ramp Q8. In what counties did you did you use a freshwater boat ramp during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who used a freshwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Hillsborough Lake Orange Polk Seminole Volusia Duval Brevard Miami-Dade Pasco Pinellas Palm Beach Broward Lee Citrus Putnam Clay Highlands Okeechobee Alachua St. Johns Bay Leon Santa Rosa Sarasota Escambia Suwannee Osceola Indian River Hernando Manatee Columbia Okaloosa St. Lucie Sumter Wakulla Percent (n=8)
228 8 Responsive Management Boating: Used a saltwater boat ramp Q7. In what counties did you did you use a saltwater boat ramp during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who used a saltwater boat ramp in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Pinellas Monroe Palm Beach Broward Brevard Hillsborough Volusia Sarasota St. Johns Duval Lee Citrus Manatee Collier St. Lucie Charlotte Hernando Martin Escambia Levy Marion Bay Pasco Taylor Wakulla Santa Rosa Franklin Indian River Nassau Percent (n=96)
229 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Camping: Horseback camping Q7. In what counties did you participate in horseback camping during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Pasco Gilchrist 9 Palm Beach Polk Sumter Baker Sarasota Lake Collier Gadsden Santa Rosa Hillsborough Martin Okaloosa Clay Putnam Citrus Washington Orange Suwannee Percent (n=8)
230 0 Responsive Management Camping: RV or trailer camping Q8. In what counties did you participate in RV or trailer camping during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Orange Brevard Polk Monroe Hillsborough Volusia Pasco Sarasota Palm Beach Flagler Alachua Citrus Duval Lake Collier Hernando Levy Lee Santa Rosa Pinellas Osceola Broward Charlotte Highlands St. Lucie Columbia Bay Escambia Miami-Dade Suwannee Walton Seminole Okaloosa St. Johns Madison Manatee Okeechobee Franklin Gulf Hendry Nassau Washington Indian River Percent (n=5)
231 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Camping: Tent camping Q9. In what counties did you participate in tent camping, NOT including horseback camping during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Hillsborough Palm Beach Broward Volusia Miami-Dade Brevard Orange Alachua Monroe Martin Pinellas Duval Pasco Sarasota Polk Citrus Clay Lake Manatee Okeechobee Seminole St. Johns Santa Rosa Escambia Columbia Hernando Lee Suwannee Collier Nassau Osceola Bay LaFayette Leon Putnam Percent (n=5)
232 Responsive Management Fishing: Freshwater fishing Q8. In what counties did you participate in freshwater fishing during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Hillsborough Marion Palm Beach Miami-Dade Orange Polk Broward Lake Volusia Duval Pasco Seminole Brevard Lee Pinellas Sarasota Okeechobee Putnam Manatee Alachua Clay Leon St. Johns Charlotte Escambia Highlands Osceola Citrus Collier Indian River Bay Hernando St. Lucie Sumter Columbia Monroe Percent (n=)
233 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Fishing: Saltwater fishing Q6. In what counties did you participate in saltwater fishing during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Pinellas Palm Beach Miami-Dade Monroe Hillsborough Broward Brevard Volusia Sarasota Duval Lee Manatee St. Johns Citrus Collier Charlotte St. Lucie Bay Hernando Martin Escambia Pasco Indian River Okaloosa Flagler Santa Rosa Taylor Franklin Nassau Percent (n=75)
234 Responsive Management Football Q5. In what counties did you participate in football during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade 7 Broward Palm Beach Hillsborough 8 Pinellas Duval 6 6 Orange Leon Lee Seminole Highlands Polk Volusia Marion Escambia Alachua St. Lucie Clay Madison Manatee Pasco Bay Lake Brevard Collier St. Johns Percent (n=)
235 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Geocaching Q9. In what counties did you participate in geocaching during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Broward 5 Pinellas Miami-Dade Orange Hillsborough 9 8 Marion Brevard Palm Beach Alachua Sarasota Polk Seminole Escambia Santa Rosa Duval Lee Osceola Sumter Hernando Citrus Manatee St. Johns Charlotte Indian River Leon St. Lucie Clay Franklin Volusia Percent (n=8)
236 6 Responsive Management Golfing Q8. In what counties did you participate in golf during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Hillsborough Orange Broward Miami-Dade 0 Palm Beach Sarasota Pinellas Volusia Lake Seminole Lee Manatee Duval Pasco Polk St. Johns Collier Brevard Sumter Marion Flagler Leon Clay Indian River Alachua Charlotte Martin Escambia Santa Rosa St. Lucie Highlands Okaloosa Percent (n=570)
237 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Hiking Q7. In what counties did you participate in hiking during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Hillsborough Miami-Dade Palm Beach Broward Brevard Orange Pinellas Sarasota Seminole Marion Pasco Alachua Lee Martin Polk Volusia Duval Leon Manatee St. Johns Lake Santa Rosa Clay Collier Escambia Bay Charlotte Hernando Monroe St. Lucie Columbia Okaloosa Indian River Citrus Highlands Osceola Sumter Percent (n=06)
238 8 Responsive Management Historical / archeological site visiting Q0. In what counties did you participate in visiting historical or archeological sites during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Palm Beach St. Johns Sarasota Pinellas Volusia Hillsborough Broward Monroe Duval Lee Manatee Alachua Orange Brevard Flagler Collier Escambia Lake Leon Citrus Marion Santa Rosa Seminole Pasco St. Lucie Martin Polk Charlotte Nassau Percent (n=7)
239 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Horseback riding Q65. In what counties did you participate in horseback riding during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Broward Marion Miami-Dade Hillsborough Pasco Polk Lake Sarasota Palm Beach Seminole Duval Lee Orange Sumter St. Lucie Martin Suwannee Clay Okeechobee Alachua Brevard Volusia Pinellas St. Johns Indian River Leon Collier Hamilton Nassau Santa Rosa Walton Percent (n=)
240 0 Responsive Management Hunting Q7. In what counties did you participate in hunting during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Polk Miami-Dade Palm Beach Lake Levy Taylor Pasco Hillsborough Osceola Bay Okeechobe Collier Orange Seminole Sumter Alachua Martin Brevard Volusia Escambia Hendry Highlands Okaloosa Putnam Citrus Nassau St. Lucie Charlotte Duval Calhoun Gadsden Hernando Broward Jackson Madison Jefferson Clay Dixie Indian River Leon Manatee Wakulla Columbia Glades LaFayette St. Johns Santa Rosa Franklin Percent (n=8)
241 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Nature study Q0. In what counties did you participate in nature study during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Pinellas Hillsborough Sarasota Orange Volusia Manatee Brevard Lee Monroe Collier Marion Seminole Duval Martin St. Johns Alachua Charlotte Leon Polk Hernando Pasco Escambia Osceola Clay Lake Bay Citrus Sumter Highlands Percent (n=65)
242 Responsive Management Off-road vehicle driving Q55. In what counties did you participate in offroad vehicle driving during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Miami-Dade Pasco Palm Beach Polk Hillsborough Broward Duval Lake Brevard Okeechobee Hernando Orange Putnam Citrus Manatee Pinellas Volusia Alachua Hendry Lee Okaloosa Sarasota Collier Leon Osceola Seminole St. Lucie Sumter Columbia Suwannee Charlotte Escambia Indian River Levy Santa Rosa Flagler Highlands Monroe Taylor Percent (n=5)
243 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Picnicking Q56. In what counties did you participate in picnicking during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Broward Miami-Dade Palm Beach Pinellas Hillsborough Duval Orange Sarasota Volusia Brevard Marion Lee Lake Manatee Seminole Alachua Collier Polk St. Johns Pasco Leon Clay Escambia Monroe Charlotte Martin Santa Rosa St. Lucie Citrus Hernando Osceola Bay Flagler Percent (n=589)
244 Responsive Management Shooting: Target or sport shooting Q6. In what counties did you participate in target or sport shooting during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Marion Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Polk Hillsborough Brevard Charlotte Pasco Pinellas Lee Lake Orange Volusia Duval Okeechobee Alachua Sarasota Indian River Leon Clay Manatee Seminole St. Lucie Hendry Hernando LaFayette Percent (n=)
245 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Soccer Q5. In what counties did you participate in soccer during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Palm Beach Broward Orange Hillsborough Pinellas Manatee Volusia Polk Leon Highlands Lee Pasco Duval Seminole Collier Brevard Lake Sarasota Monroe Alachua Marion St. Lucie Clay St. Johns Percent (n=08)
246 6 Responsive Management Swimming in outdoor pools Q09. In what counties did you participate in swimming in public outdoor pools during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Palm Beach Broward Pinellas Hillsborough Orange Duval Lee Polk Sarasota Lake Leon Volusia Alachua Manatee Seminole Brevard Collier Osceola Pasco Clay Marion Monroe St. Johns Sumter Citrus Bay Escambia Indian River Percent (n=98)
247 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Tennis Q7. In what counties did you participate in tennis during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Broward Miami-Dade Palm Beach Pinellas Hillsborough Orange Duval Sarasota Volusia Clay Brevard Collier Manatee Lake Martin Alachua Marion Pasco Polk Seminole St. Johns Escambia Leon Citrus Lee Santa Rosa Okaloosa St. Lucie Percent (n=5)
248 8 Responsive Management Wildlife viewing trip Q8. In what counties did you take a trip at least a mile from home for the primary purpose of viewing wildlife during the past months in Florida? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Miami-Dade Broward Palm Beach Hillsborough Pinellas Brevard Sarasota Orange Marion Lee Manatee Monroe Volusia Duval Collier Lake Alachua Seminole Polk Pasco St. Johns Martin Citrus Charlotte Escambia Highlands Leon Okeechobee Clay Flagler Osceola Bay Hernando Putnam Santa Rosa Okaloosa St. Lucie Hendry Sumter Percent (n=877)
249 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Baseball or softball Q68. Where in Florida did you participate in baseball or softball during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 5 Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area 7 Multiple Responses Allowed Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Panama City Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Pensacola Area Daytona Beach Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=77)
250 0 Responsive Management Basketball (outdoors) Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in outdoor basketball during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area 9 Miami Area Tampa Bay Area Multiple Responses Allowed Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Panama City Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area 6 Daytona Beach Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=8)
251 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Beach activities: Freshwater beaches Q. Where in Florida did you participate in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing, during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Miami Area Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area Panama City Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Daytona Beach Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Pensacola Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=09)
252 Responsive Management Beach activities: Saltwater beaches Q. Where in Florida did you participate in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing, during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Tampa Bay Area 8 Panama City Area Multiple Responses Allowed Daytona Beach Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Pensacola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=,)
253 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Bicycling Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in bicycling during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 8 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area 7 Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=09)
254 Responsive Management Boating: Canoeing or kayaking Q08. Where in Florida did you participate in canoeing or kayaking during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Tampa Bay Area Orlando Area 5 9 Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Pensacola Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Daytona Beach Area 5 Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=90)
255 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Boating: Used a freshwater boat ramp Q9. Where in Florida did you use a freshwater boat ramp during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area 7 Tampa Bay Area 5 Panama City Area 8 Multiple Responses Allowed Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area 6 Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=96)
256 6 Responsive Management Boating: Used a saltwater boat ramp Q88. Where in Florida did you use a saltwater boat ramp during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 9 Tampa Bay Area Panama City Area 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Daytona Beach Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Pensacola Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=98)
257 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Camping: Horseback camping Q78. Where in Florida did you participate in horseback camping during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area 7 Tampa Bay Area Multiple Responses Allowed Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Panama City Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Pensacola Area Daytona Beach Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=)
258 8 Responsive Management Camping: RV or trailer camping Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in RV or trailer camping during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area Tampa Bay Area 5 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Pensacola Area Daytona Beach Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) North Central FL (Okefenokee Swamp) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=66)
259 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Camping: Tent camping Q88. Where in Florida did you participate in tent camping during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 7 Orlando Area 7 Tampa Bay Area 5 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Pensacola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=0)
260 50 Responsive Management Fishing: Freshwater fishing Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in freshwater fishing during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 5 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=0)
261 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Fishing: Saltwater fishing Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in saltwater fishing during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 7 Tampa Bay Area 9 Panama City Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 7 Multiple Responses Allowed Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area Orlando Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=568)
262 5 Responsive Management Football Q7. Where in Florida did you participate in football during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area 0 Tampa Bay Area 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Pensacola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area 6 5 Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=6)
263 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Geocaching Q0. Where in Florida did you participate in geocaching during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area 8 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=90)
264 5 Responsive Management Golfing Q58. Where in Florida did you participate in golf during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area 6 Miami Area Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 7 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Daytona Beach Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=)
265 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 55 Hiking Q6. Where in Florida did you participate in hiking during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 7 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area 6 5 Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=6)
266 56 Responsive Management Historical / archeological site visiting Q98. Where in Florida did you participate in visiting historical or archeological sites during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Tampa Bay Area Orlando Area 8 5 Multiple Responses Allowed Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Pensacola Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Panama City Area Daytona Beach Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) 5 5 Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=750)
267 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 57 Horseback riding Q7. Where in Florida did you participate in horseback riding during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area Tampa Bay Area 8 8 Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area 6 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Pensacola Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Daytona Beach Area 5 Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=87)
268 58 Responsive Management Hunting Q. Where in Florida did you participate in hunting during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 7 Tampa Bay Area Orlando Area 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Panama City Area Daytona Beach Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Pensacola Area 5 Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=8)
269 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 59 Nature study Q9. Where in Florida did you participate in nature study during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area Orlando Area 8 Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 8 Multiple Responses Allowed Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Daytona Beach Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Panama City Area 5 Pensacola Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=9)
270 60 Responsive Management Off-road vehicle driving Q. Where in Florida did you participate in offroad vehicle driving during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area 0 Tampa Bay Area Daytona Beach Area 0 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Pensacola Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area 9 Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=)
271 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Picnicking Q68. Where in Florida did you participate in picnicking during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Tampa Bay Area 7 Miami Area 7 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Pensacola Area Daytona Beach Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=,07)
272 6 Responsive Management Shooting: Target or sport shooting Q8. Where in Florida did you participate in target or sport shooting during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Tampa Bay Area 7 Miami Area Orlando Area 0 Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=7)
273 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 6 Soccer Q78. Where in Florida did you participate in soccer during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 7 Orlando Area 9 Tampa Bay Area 5 Multiple Responses Allowed Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Pensacola Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Daytona Beach Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 6 Panama City Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=6)
274 6 Responsive Management Swimming in outdoor pools Q5. Where in Florida did you participate in swimming in outdoor pools during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area 8 Miami Area 8 Tampa Bay Area Panama City Area 0 Multiple Responses Allowed Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Daytona Beach Area Pensacola Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area 5 Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=88)
275 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 65 Tennis Q6. Where in Florida did you participate in tennis during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Miami Area 0 Orlando Area 0 Panama City Area 9 Multiple Responses Allowed Tampa Bay Area Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Pensacola Area 9 8 Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Unknown / can't remember Percent (n=)
276 66 Responsive Management Wildlife viewing trip Q58. Where in Florida did you take a trip to view wildlife during the past months? (Asked of those who participated in this activity in Florida in the past months.) (Tourist Survey) Orlando Area Miami Area 0 Tampa Bay Area 5 Cape Coral / Ft. Myers Area 8 Multiple Responses Allowed Panama City Area Jacksonville / St. Augustine Area Daytona Beach Area South Central Atlantic Area (Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach Area) Pensacola Area 6 Melbourne / Cape Canaveral Area Central FL / Gainesville / Ocala Area Tallahassee - Apalachicola Area South Central FL (including Lake Okeechobee, Lake Placid, Sebring) Percent (n=,)
277 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 67 SATISFACTION WITH OUTDOOR RECREATION IN FLORIDA AND RATINGS OF FACILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES The overwhelming majority of Florida residents (80%) are satisfied with the outdoor recreation opportunities in their county; nonetheless, % are dissatisfied. Among tourists, satisfaction with outdoor recreation opportunities is even higher than among residents: 97% of tourists are satisfied, including 77% who are very satisfied. The ratings of quality of facilities for outdoor recreation in respondents counties of residence are positive: 78% rate the facilities excellent or good. On the other end, 0% rate them fair or poor. Tourists also rated outdoor recreation facilities in the Florida county that they visited: 96% rated them excellent or good. The ratings of the amount of opportunities available are similar to the ratings above: 7% rate them excellent or good, while 5% rate them fair or poor. Tourists gave high ratings to the amount of opportunities available in Florida: 95% rate them excellent or good.
278 68 Responsive Management Q. Overall, how satisfied are you with outdoor recreation opportunities in your county? (Resident Survey) Very satisfied 8 80%* Somewhat satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 5 *Rounding on graph causes apparent discrepancy in sum. Somewhat dissatisfied 7 % Very dissatisfied 6 Don't know Percent (n=96)
279 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 69 Q. Overall, how satisfied are you with outdoor recreation opportunities in your county? (Resident Survey) Very satisfied Somewhat satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Somewhat dissatisfied Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Very dissatisfied Don't know Percent
280 70 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
281 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
282 7 Responsive Management Q. Overall, how satisfied are you with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida? (Tourist Survey) Very satisfied 77 Somewhat satisfied 0 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Somewhat dissatisfied 0 Very dissatisfied Percent (n=,9)
283 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
284 7 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
285 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 75 Q00. Thinking about the outdoor recreation activities you have participated in during the past months in Florida, please tell me how you would rate the quality of the facilities in your county for participating in these activities. (Among those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Excellent 78% Good 7 Fair 6 0% Poor Don't know Percent (n=667)
286 76 Responsive Management Q00. Thinking about the outdoor recreation activities you have participated in during the past months in Florida, please tell me how you would rate the quality of the facilities in your county for participating in these activities. (Among those who participated in any outdoor recreation activity in Florida in the past months.) (Resident Survey) Excellent Good Fair Poor Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Don't know Percent
287 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 77 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
288 78 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
289 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 79 Q0. Thinking about the outdoor recreation activities you have participated in during the past months in Florida, please tell me how you would rate the quality of the facilities in your county for participating in these activities. (Tourist Survey) Excellent 5 Good Fair Poor 0 Don't know Percent (n=,06)
290 80 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in county in Florida that they visited as excellent.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
291 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in county in Florida that they visited as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
292 8 Responsive Management Q0. How would you rate the amount of opportunities in your county for participating in these activities? (Resident Survey) Excellent 7% Good Fair 8 5% Poor 7 Don't know Percent (n=667)
293 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 8 Q0. How would you rate the amount of opportunities in your county for participating in these activities? (Resident Survey) Excellent Good Fair Poor Don't know Northwest (n=9) North Central (n=58) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=50) Central (n=50) Central East (n=5) Southwest (n=56) Southeast (n=) Percent
294 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
295 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 85 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
296 86 Responsive Management Q05. How would you rate the amount of opportunities for participating in these activities? (Tourist Survey) Excellent 56 Good 9 Fair Poor 0 Don't know Percent (n=,)
297 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 87 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in county in Florida that they visited as excellent.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
298 88 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in county in Florida that they visited as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
299 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 89 OPINIONS ON OUTDOOR RECREATION OFFERINGS IN FLORIDA The overwhelming majority of Florida residents (9%) support having Florida maintain its current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities, with most of that support being strong support (70%). Among tourists, a very large majority support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida: 9% support overall, including 68% who strongly support. When asked if there are any other outdoor recreation facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county, 0% of Florida residents say that there are. The top facilities desired are community parks, biking paths, playgrounds for children, and outdoor public swimming pools. The list is quite extensive and is, therefore, shown on two graphs. The second of those graphs shows the results to one decimal place; this is not to imply that the survey data are that precise but rather so that the items low down on the list are not lost (as they would otherwise round to 0 at the integer level). o Tourists were also asked these questions: % indicated that they would like to see some sort of outdoor recreation facilities built or provided in the areas in Florida that they visited. The activities or facilities that they named are then shown.
300 90 Responsive Management Q0. In your opinion, do you support or oppose maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida? (Resident Survey) Strongly support 70 9% Moderately support Neither support nor oppose Moderately oppose % Strongly oppose Don't know Percent (n=96)
301 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q0. In your opinion, do you support or oppose maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida? (Resident Survey) Strongly support Moderately support Neither support nor oppose Moderately oppose Strongly oppose Don't know Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
302 9 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
303 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
304 9 Responsive Management Q06. In your opinion, do you support or oppose maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida? (Tourist Survey) Strongly support 68 Moderately support Neither support nor oppose 8 Moderately oppose 0 Strongly oppose 0 Don't know Percent (n=,06)
305 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 95 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
306 96 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
307 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 97 Q0. Are there any outdoor recreation facilities you would like to see built or provided in your county? (Resident Survey) Yes 0 No 57 Don't know Percent (n=96)
308 98 Responsive Management Q0. Are there any outdoor recreation facilities you would like to see built or provided in your county? (Resident Survey) Yes No Don't know Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
309 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 99 Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part.) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Community parks Biking paths Playgrounds for children Outdoor public swimming pools Hiking / walking trails Saltwater boat access or ramps Soccer fields Paved walkways Nature / interpretative trails Freshwater boat access or ramps Beach access / parking Maintain or improve existing facilities Outdoor basketball courts Football fields Campgrounds Water park Baseball fields YMCA / community center Public tennis courts Softball fields Off-road vehicle areas / trails Percent (n=590)
310 00 Responsive Management Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part.) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Off-leash dog areas Skate park Fishing areas Access for canoes or kayaks Wildlife viewing areas / overlooks Archery range / shooting range Named an indoor activity Horseback riding trails Fishing piers Public golf courses Hunting areas More handicap access Restrooms Volleyball courts Disc golf Raquetball court (outdoor) Picnic areas / BBQ pits Beach boardwalk / beach pavilions Batting cage Paintball Amphitheater Mini-golf Percent (n=590)
311 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Community parks Biking paths Playgrounds for children Outdoor public swimming pools Hiking / walking trails Saltwater boat access or ramps Soccer fields Paved walkways Nature / interpretative trails Freshwater boat access or ramps Northwest (n=0) North Central (n=9) Northeast (n=86) Central West (n=7) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=09) Southeast (n=96) Percent
312 0 Responsive Management Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Beach access / parking Maintain or improve existing facilities Outdoor basketball courts Football fields Campgrounds Water park Baseball fields YMCA / community center Public tennis courts Softball fields Northwest (n=0) North Central (n=9) Northeast (n=86) Central West (n=7) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=09) Southeast (n=96) Percent
313 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 0 Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Off-road vehicle areas / trails Off-leash dog areas Skate park Fishing areas Access for canoes or kayaks Wildlife viewing areas / overlooks Archery range / shooting range Named an indoor activity Horseback riding trails Fishing piers Northwest (n=0) North Central (n=9) Northeast (n=86) Central West (n=7) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=09) Southeast (n=96) Public golf courses Percent
314 0 Responsive Management Q05/08. What outdoor recreation facilities would you like to see built or provided in your county? (Asked of those who indicated that there are recreational facilities that they would like to see built or provided in their county.) (Part ) (Resident Survey) Multiple Responses Allowed Hunting areas More handicap access Restrooms Volleyball courts Disc golf Raquetball court (outdoor) Picnic areas / BBQ pits Beach boardwalk / beach pavilions Batting cage Paintball Northwest (n=0) North Central (n=9) Northeast (n=86) Central West (n=7) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=09) Southeast (n=96) Amphitheater Percent
315 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 05 Q07. Are there any outdoor recreation facilities you would like to see built or provided the areas you visited? (Tourist Survey) Yes No 58 Don't know Percent (n=,0)
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317 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 07 DEMOGRAPHIC DATA AMONG RESIDENTS The gender split in the resident survey is 8% male and 5% female. The ages of Florida residents 8 years old and older are shown; the median age of respondents is 8 years (note that this median is of those at least 8 years old; it is not the median of the entire population, but the survey did not include those 7 years old and younger). Although the majority of Florida adult residents are white (7%), there are substantial percentages of black/african-american (%) and Hispanic/Latino (%) residents. Education levels of Florida residents are shown. In sum, 7% have taken some college coursework, with or without a degree, and 9% have a bachelor s degree, with or without a higher degree. A graph shows household incomes among residents. (The nonparametric analysis was not run on income because of the relatively high percentage who refused to answer, which might skew the results.) The majority of residents did not have children living in their household. Those who had children most commonly had only one or two children. The breakdown of residents by type of residential area is shown. Just under half live in a large city/urban area or a suburban area. Also included are tabulations of the z-scores for the regions, which were based on the county of residence. Because the survey was sampled regionally and then weighted by county for statewide results, the graph of the weighted percentages of respondents from each county is not shown.
318 08 Responsive Management Q9. Respondent's gender (not asked; observed* by interviewer). (Resident Survey) Male 8 *Excludes the less than % of respondents for whom gender could not be identified. Female Percent (n=96)
319 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 09 Q9. Respondent's gender (not asked; observed by interviewer). (Resident Survey) Male Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) 5 Female Percent
320 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
321 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q. Respondent's age. (Resident Survey) 65 years old or older 55-6 years old 5-5 years old 7 5- years old 7 5- years old 5 Mean = 7. Median = 8 8- years old Don't know Refused Percent (n=96)
322 Responsive Management Q. Respondent's age. (Resident Survey) 65 years old or older 55-6 years old 5-5 years old 5- years old 5- years old 8- years old Don't know Refused Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Northwest Mean : 7.57 Median : 8 North Central Mean :.80 Median : 0 Northeast Mean : 5. Median : 5 Central West Mean : 7.5 Median : 9 Central Mean : 6.70 Median : 7 Central East Mean : 9.86 Median : Percent
323 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
324 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
325 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q. What races or ethnic backgrounds do you consider yourself? Please mention all that apply. (Resident Survey) White or Caucasian 7 Black or African- American Hispanic or Latino Multiple Responses Allowed Native American or Alaskan native or Aleutian South Asian East Asian Refused Don't know Percent (n=96)
326 6 Responsive Management Q. What races or ethnic backgrounds do you consider yourself? Please mention all that apply. (Resident Survey) White or Caucasian Black or African- American Multiple Responses Allowed Hispanic or Latino Native American or Alaskan native or Aleutian South Asian Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) East Asian 0 0 Middle Eastern Percent
327 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
328 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
329 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q7. What is the highest level of education you have completed? (Resident Survey) Not a high school graduate High school graduate or equivalent Some college or trade school, no degree 0 Associate's or trade school degree Bachelor's degree 7% Master's degree 9% Professional or doctorate degree Don't know Refused Percent (n=96)
330 0 Responsive Management Q7. What is the highest level of education you have completed? (Resident Survey) Not a high school graduate High school graduate or equivalent Some college or trade school, no degree Associate's or trade school degree Bachelor's degree Master's degree Professional or doctorate degree Don't know Refused Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
331 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree).. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
332 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
333 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Q8. Which of these categories best describes your total household income before taxes last year? (Resident Survey) $0,000 or more 0 $00,000-$9,999 6 $80,000-$99,999 8 $60,000-$79,999 $0,000-$59,999 7 $0,000-$9,999 Under $0,000 0 Don't know 5 Refused Percent (n=96)
334 Responsive Management Q8. Which of these categories best describes your total household income before taxes last year? (Resident Survey) $0,000 or more $00,000- $9,999 $80,000-$99,999 $60,000-$79,999 $0,000-$59,999 $0,000-$9,999 Under $0,000 Don't know Refused Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
335 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q6. How many children, age 7 or younger, do you have living in your household? (Resident Survey) More than children children 7 children child 6 Mean = 0.79 Median = 0 No children 59 Don't know / refused Percent (n=96)
336 6 Responsive Management Q6. How many children, age 7 or younger, do you have living in your household? (Resident Survey) More than children children children child Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Northwest Mean = 0.75 Median = 0 North Central Mean = 0.8 Median = 0 Northeast Mean = 0.9 Median = 0 Central West Mean = 0.6 Median = 0 Central Mean = 0.79 Median = 0 Central East Mean = 0.6 Median = 0 No children Don't know / refused Southwest Mean = 0.6 Median = 0 Southeast Mean = 0.9 Median = Percent
337 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
338 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
339 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Q. Do you consider your place of residence to be a large city or urban area, a suburban area, a small city or town, a rural area on a farm or ranch, or a rural area not on a farm or ranch? (Resident Survey) Large city or urban area 6 Suburban area Small city or town 5 Rural area on a farm or ranch Rural area not on a farm or ranch Don't know Refused Percent (n=96)
340 0 Responsive Management Q. Do you consider your place of residence to be a large city or urban area, a suburban area, a small city or town, a rural area on a farm or ranch, or a rural area not on a farm or ranch? (Resident Survey) Large city or urban area Suburban area Small city or town Rural area on a farm or ranch 6 Rural area NOT on a farm or ranch Don't know Refused Northwest (n=89) North Central (n=6) Northeast (n=5) Central West (n=8) Central (n=9) Central East (n=8) Southwest (n=87) Southeast (n=55) Percent
341 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area.. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
342 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Does not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
343 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan The following tabulations are the z-score findings for the regions, based on the county of residence. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northwest Region.. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the North Central Region.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in baseball or softball. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in football. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
344 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Northeast Region.. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central West Region.. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central Region.. Participation: Participated in hunting. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in RV or Trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in sport shooting. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled the median or less to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
345 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Central East Region.. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southwest Region.. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated amount of opportunities for outdoor recreation in his/her county excellent. (p < 0.00). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in his/her county of residence. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
346 6 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Resident Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the Southeast Region.. Participation: Participated in basketball (outdoors). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in soccer. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than they previously did. (p < 0.05). 7. Support or Opposition to Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Traveled more than the median to the recreation area that he/she visited the most. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
347 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 DEMOGRAPHIC DATA AMONG TOURISTS Graphs are presented for gender, age, ethnicity, income, educational level, number of children, type of residential area, and state of origin of tourists. A map accompanies the latter graph regarding states from which tourists come to visit Florida. Q. Respondent's gender. (Tourist Survey) Male 0 Female Percent (n=,00)
348 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male.. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in visiting historical or archeological sites. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing (p < 0.0).. Participation: Did not participate in any of the listed outdoor activities (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months (p < 0.0). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age of years old or younger (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
349 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 (Note that the median is of those tourists 8 years old and older; the survey did not include respondents 7 years old and younger.) Q7. May I ask your age? (Tourist Survey) 65 years old or older 55-6 years old years old 0 5- years old 8 5- years old Mean = 6.75 Median = 8- years old Percent (n=,0)
350 0 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not indicate being very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Does not strongly support maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
351 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
352 Responsive Management Q5. What races or ethnic backgrounds do you consider yourself? Please mention all that apply. (Tourist Survey) White or Caucasian 8 Black or African- American 0 Multiple Responses Allowed Hispanic or Latino East Asian Native American or Alaskan native or Aleutian 7 South Asian Don't know Percent (n=,00)
353 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white.. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.0).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives elsewhere in the East other than New England/Mid-Atlantic or South (OH, MI, WI, MN, IN, IL, IA, KY, MO). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA). (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white.. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
354 Responsive Management Q. Which of these categories best describes your total household income before taxes last year? (Tourist Survey) Under $0,000 6 $0,000-$9,999 8 $0,000-$59,999 0 $60,000-$79,999 9 $80,000-$99,999 $00,000-$9,999 7 $0,000 or more Don't know Refused Percent (n=,00)
355 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q. What is the highest level of education you have completed? (Tourist Survey) Not a high school graduate High school graduate or equivalent 5 Some college or trade school, no degree 7 Associate's or trade school degree 9 Bachelor's degree Master's degree Percent (n=,0)
356 6 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree.. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
357 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 7 Q8. How many children, age 7 or younger, do you have living in your household? (Tourist Survey) children or more children 6 children 5 Mean = 0.8 Median = 0 child 0 No children living in household Percent (n=,0)
358 8 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has children 7 or younger living in household.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Says outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in swimming in public outdoor pools. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in a wildlife viewing trip. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in bicycling. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in freshwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Rated facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is female. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
359 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 9 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household.. Importance of Outdoor Recreation: Does not say outdoor recreation is very important to him/her personally. (p < 0.00).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being active or healthy is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Does not say that being close to nature is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.0). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Did not rate facilities for outdoor recreation in Florida as excellent (rated them good, fair, poor, or did not know). (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is male. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
360 50 Responsive Management Q7. Do you consider your place of residence to be a large city or urban area, a suburban area, a small city or town, a rural area on a farm or ranch, or a rural area not on a farm or ranch? (Tourist Survey) Large city or urban area Suburban area 0 Small city or town Rural area on a farm or ranch Rural area NOT on a farm or ranch Don't know Percent (n=,9)
361 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area.. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in nature study. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Indicated that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Has a bachelor s degree (with or without a higher degree). (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area.. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA). (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have a bachelor s degree. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Does not have children 7 or younger living in household. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
362 5 Responsive Management Q5. What state do you live in? (Part ) (Tourist Survey) New York Georgia Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Texas North Carolina New Jersey Alabama California Michigan Tennessee Massachusetts Missouri Virginia Indiana South Carolina Maryland Kentucky Louisiana Wisconsin Arizona Colorado Connecticut Percent (n=,06)
363 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 5 Q5. What state do you live in? (Part ) (Tourist Survey) Mississippi Washington Arkansas Minnesota Kansas Iowa Delaware Nevada New Hampshire Oklahoma West Virginia Utah Maine Nebraska New Mexico Idaho Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Hawaii Percent (n=,06)
364 5 Responsive Management Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in New England or the Mid-Atlantic Region (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, WV, VA).. Participation: Visited Florida for more than the median number of days. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in golf. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in canoeing or kayaking. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Did not use a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is older than the median age. (p < 0.05). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.05). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
365 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 55 Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the South (NC, TN, SC, GA, AL, MS, AR, LA).. Participation: Visited Florida for multiple trips. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in saltwater fishing. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in picnicking. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Participated in saltwater beach activities, not including fishing. (p < 0.05).. Anticipated Participation: Is very likely to visit Florida in the next months. (p < 0.00). 5. Reasons for Participating: Says that spending time with family/friends is very important reason for participating in outdoor recreation in Florida. (p < 0.05). 6. Satisfaction and Ratings: Is very satisfied with outdoor recreation opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.05). 7. Support/Opposition for Maintaining Current Levels of Services: Strongly supports maintaining the current levels of outdoor recreation services and opportunities in Florida. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a small city/town or a rural area. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives elsewhere in the East other than New England/Mid-Atlantic or South (OH, MI, WI, MN, IN, IL, IA, KY, MO).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Did not indicate that he/she will participate in outdoor recreation in Florida more than he/she previously did. (p < 0.0). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be white. (p < 0.00). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations. Correlations to the Characteristic or Opinion Shown in Top Row (Tourist Survey) 8. Demographic Characteristics: Lives in the West.. Participation: Participated in horseback riding. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in off-road vehicle driving, such as driving an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). (p < 0.00).. Participation: Participated in tent camping. (p < 0.00).. Participation: Visited Florida for the median or fewer days. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in RV or trailer camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in horseback camping. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in outdoor tennis. (p < 0.0).. Participation: Participated in hiking. (p < 0.05).. Participation: Visited Florida for only one trip. (p < 0.05).. Boat Ramp Use: Used a boat ramp in Florida in the past months. (p < 0.00).. Anticipated Participation: Does not indicate being very likely to visit Florida in the next months (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers ethnicity to be non-white. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Considers place of residence to be a large city/urban area or a suburban area. (p < 0.00). 8. Demographic Characteristics: Is the median age or younger. (p < 0.0). See pages 9-0, Interpreting the Nonparametric Analysis Results, for an explanation of how to read the nonparametric analysis tabulations.
366 56 Responsive Management ABOUT RESPONSIVE MANAGEMENT Responsive Management is an internationally recognized public opinion and attitude survey research firm specializing in natural resource and outdoor recreation issues. Our mission is to help natural resource and outdoor recreation agencies and organizations better understand and work with their constituents, customers, and the public. Utilizing our in-house, full-service telephone, mail, and web-based survey center with 50 professional interviewers, we have conducted more than,000 telephone surveys, mail surveys, personal interviews, and focus groups, as well as numerous marketing and communication plans, needs assessments, and program evaluations. Clients include the federal natural resource and land management agencies, most state fish and wildlife agencies, state departments of natural resources, environmental protection agencies, state park agencies, tourism boards, most of the major conservation and sportsmen s organizations, and numerous private businesses. Responsive Management also collects attitude and opinion data for many of the nation s top universities. Specializing in research on public attitudes toward natural resource and outdoor recreation issues, Responsive Management has completed a wide range of projects during the past 0 years, including dozens of studies of hunters, anglers, wildlife viewers, boaters, park visitors, historic site visitors, hikers, birdwatchers, campers, and rock climbers. Responsive Management has conducted studies on endangered species; waterfowl and wetlands; and the reintroduction of large predators such as wolves, grizzly bears, and the Florida panther. Responsive Management has assisted with research on numerous natural resource ballot initiatives and referenda and has helped agencies and organizations find alternative funding and increase their membership and donations. Additionally, Responsive Management has conducted major organizational and programmatic needs assessments to assist natural resource agencies and organizations in developing more effective programs based on a solid foundation of fact.
367 Outdoor Recreation in Florida: Survey for the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan 57 Responsive Management has conducted research on public attitudes toward natural resources and outdoor recreation in almost every state in the United States, as well as in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Japan. Responsive Management has also conducted focus groups and personal interviews with residents of the African countries of Algeria, Cameroon, Mauritius, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Responsive Management routinely conducts surveys in Spanish and has conducted surveys in Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese and has completed numerous studies with specific target audiences, including Hispanics, African-Americans, Asians, women, children, senior citizens, urban, suburban and rural residents, large landowners, and farmers. Responsive Management s research has been upheld in U.S. District Courts; used in peer-reviewed journals; and presented at major natural resource, fish and wildlife, and outdoor recreation conferences across the world. Company research has been featured in most of the nation s major media, including CNN, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and on the front pages of USA Today and The Washington Post. Responsive Management s research has also been highlighted in Newsweek magazine. Visit the Responsive Management website at:
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