Restoring Urban Freshwater Diversity Survey data (SO2)

Two surveys were conducted with the joint aim of demonstrating the benefits of applying a systematic behaviour change framework and providing foundational knowledge to inform behaviour change work to protect and restore urban freshwater biodiversity. This data is analysed in three associated papers...

Survey one:

Understanding & Prioritising Key Behaviours to Enhance Urban Freshwater Biodiversity (Paper 1)

Survey two:

Citizens’ Reporting of Pollution in Stormwater Drains and Waterways (Paper 1)
Motivating Urban Residents to Volunteer for Waterway Restoration (Paper 2 inPrep)
Installation of above-Ground Rainwater Tanks in Urban Households (Paper 3 InPrep)

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Description of data fields from Surveys one and two.
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Restoring Urban Freshwater Diversity DataXLSX
Complete data from Surveys one (1 worksheet) and two (3 worksheets) in MS...
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Survey 1 DataTSV
Tab delimited text file of Survey one data - Understanding & Prioritising...
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Survey 2 - Reporting of PollutionTSV
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Survey 2 - Installation of WatertanksTSV
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Survey 2 - Motivating VolunteersTSV
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Additional Info

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Authors	McLeod, Lynette
Maintainer	Lynette McLeod
Last Updated	March 19, 2024, 10:39 (NZDT)
Created	January 31, 2024, 15:27 (NZDT)
Publisher	New Zealand's BioHeritage National Science Challenge
Publication Year	2024
Start Date	2022-5
End Date	2022-09
DOI	https://doi.org/10.34721/so2-fwsurv