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We asked you some questions about our natural environment in June and July 2022. Thanks for your feedback so far. We are working on analysing this feedback and identifying what topics and issues we should start looking at first. Once this is complete, we will share a summary of our analysis with you.
Until then here is a little insight into what we have discovered already:
More insights
We received lots of fantastic feedback, and we want to take the time to understand it all thoroughly. In the meantime, the ‘raw’ free text comments for our natural environment are available here.
Or you can view the full document of all topics, graphs, and free text here.
Please note: free text comments are a ‘raw’ extract from the survey results, categorised by topic and location. Some comments will need redirecting to other sections as part of the analysis, and some relate to other processes (such as the Long Term Plan). It is provided as an overview for your information, in advance of analysis to be completed.
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We asked you some questions about our natural environment in June and July 2022. Thanks for your feedback so far. We are working on analysing this feedback and identifying what topics and issues we should start looking at first. Once this is complete, we will share a summary of our analysis with you.
Until then here is a little insight into what we have discovered already:
More insights
We received lots of fantastic feedback, and we want to take the time to understand it all thoroughly. In the meantime, the ‘raw’ free text comments for our natural environment are available here.
Or you can view the full document of all topics, graphs, and free text here.
Please note: free text comments are a ‘raw’ extract from the survey results, categorised by topic and location. Some comments will need redirecting to other sections as part of the analysis, and some relate to other processes (such as the Long Term Plan). It is provided as an overview for your information, in advance of analysis to be completed.
Sign up here to stay up to date with this topic and our Your Place kōrero.
