2002 VERMONT WILDERNESS POLL

This telephone survey was conducted by the UVM Center for Rural Studies, under contract with the Vermont Wilderness Association, in the month of February, 2002. The purpose of this study was to identify Vermonters' attitudes toward uses of public land in the state, the focus being upon wilderness.  The poll included a random statewide sample of households with registered voters and a second random sample of households with registered voters who live in or near the Green Mountain National Forest.

For a quick look at the results of this survey, please scroll down and choose the "EXECUTIVE SUMMARY" link below.  For more detail, click on "METHODOLOGY & DEMOGRAPHICS" and "FREQUENCIES."  An appendix with the definitions and questions used in this survey can be found by clicking on the "POLL QUESTIONS" link.

These documents are in .pdf format.

If you have any comments or questions, please contact:
William Sawyer
Project Manager
(802) 656-0892
wsawyer@uvm.edu

Comments to: crs@uvm.edu
Reviewed on 04/25/02