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The report details respondent demographics, participation channels, and response structure, emphasizing that results are not a representative sample. 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The property was acquired to provide recreational access as well as conservation of sensitive habitats. The Point Young Conservation Area (known locally as Young Point) is 103.6 hectares in size, including 5 km of waterfront. This exceptional conservation property contains a wide variety of habitats including rocky shoreline bluffs, unique plant occurrences,  \nold growth Coastal Douglas-fir forests, wetlands and expansive views of the Salish Sea. At the time it was one of the largest habitat conservation acquisitions in the Salish Sea.  \nIn January 2023 an on-line survey of the Lasqueti community was conducted to ascertain the opinions of local residents regarding future uses of the Point Young Conservation Area (PYCA) . The survey is not a representative sample of the Lasqueti population, since respondents selfselected to participate. Based on responses to demographics questions, the results predominantly reflect the opinions of people who are: 1 ) interested in land use, recreation and conservation on Lasqueti Island, and;  \n2 ) who live nearby the PYCA.  \nThe survey was active on-line through a Google Form survey template for two weeks in January 2023 and was advertised on-line through the local Lasqueti Island email list and the local Lasqueti Island Facebook page. Paper copies were also made available at two locations on the island. A total of 119 people responded, 115 completing the on-line survey and 4 completing paper copies. The survey contained a combination of multiple choice, single choice and open-ended, free form questions. Open-ended  \n1  \nPoint Young Community Survey_Final Report 03122023.docx.docx March 12, 2023  \nresponses were categorized by the topics raised by respondents for further analysis. Responses to these questions are useful in that they reflect respondents’ priorities and give a more nuanced understanding of attitudesand concerns, but the tallies obtained by categorizing responses are not equivalent to an exhaustive poll on the topics brought up and should not be interpreted as such. For example, the fact that 57 respondents mentioned motorized activities as undesirable likely does not imply that the remaining 59 respondents would welcome motorized activities.  \nThe majority of the people responding to the survey (68%) said they were year-round residents of Lasqueti Island and 56% said they had lived here for more than 25 years. Respondents ranged in age from less than 30 to over 80. Twenty-six percent (26%) said they were 50 to 60 years old while 25% of the respondents placed themselves in the 60 to 70 range. Twentytwo percent (22%) identified themselves as between 70 and 80 years of age. (Figures 22, 23, and 24) .  \nFifty percent (50%) of those responding said they expect to visit the PYCA once or twice a year while 35% said they would visit perhaps once a month. Most people arrive at PYCA by car (70%) (Figures 2. and 3. ) .  \nSummary of Results  \nRespondents favored conservation and limited development of the PYCA over any type of active recreation activity or development. Conservation, in general, was favored over recreation by a wide margin with 72 respondents favoring Conservation Priority while only 13 favored Recreation Priority. The remaining responses fell between Conservation and Recreation priority (See Figure 4 . ) . Fifty-six (56) respondents highlighted conservation and/or no development as key concerns (Figure 5. and Table 1.) . Emphasis on conservation also came through clearly in the responses to other questions. For example, responses to free form questions indicated that respondents triaged recreational activities and improvements by their likely conservation impacts, favoring those that were seen as having the least impact (Figures 5, 6, and 7 ) . In resp","cbCaiutxkTYXuRrS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiutxkTYXuRrS","pdf",1643067,"English","# Summary of Results\n## Survey context and participation\n## Respondent demographics\n## Preferences for conservation and development\n## Low-impact recreation vs. discouraged activities","[{\"question\":\"When was the Lasqueti community survey conducted, and what was its purpose?\",\"answer\":\"The online survey was conducted in January 2023 to determine local residents’ opinions about future uses of the Point Young Conservation Area (PYCA).\"},{\"question\":\"How many people responded, and was the sample representative?\",\"answer\":\"A total of 119 people responded, with 115 completing the online survey and 4 completing paper copies. 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