Festival survey

[Ian Gunpowder]

Hi everyone. Long time lurker and Glastonbury goer here. 

Just wondered if any of you could do a survey for a research paper I'm doing at uni. It's based on environmental impact of festivals and its just 6 yes or no questions.

Would hugely appreciate it.

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/JD8NRFZ

Now i've signed up I'll finally start posting too :-)

 

p.s. RADIOHEAD 

Edited May 3, 2016 by mrchnry

[Ian Gunpowder]

The link would have helped wouldn't it

[stuartbert two hats]

Done, since you appear to have read the forum at least a little bit!

BTW, I didn't have an answer for "who is responsible for recycling", because it's up to everyone.

[Ian Gunpowder]

I've been a visitor for a few years. Looking forward to Glastonbury and NOS this year. Just never got round to signing up, my mrs is on here and would never have got a campervan ticket last year if it wasn't for this forum. 

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

 

Done.

[djdavejohnson]

Done, and agree that an 'Everyone' option would have been a good option for Q5. And a 'Maybe' for Q6. Let us know when you have finished your paper :)

[donthaveacoolname]

Done and again q5 should have a everyone option

[Ian Gunpowder]

Thanks guys, I should have added an everyone option. I'll remember that for my dissertation next year 

[cb4747]

11 hours ago, mrchnry said:

Thanks guys, I should have added an everyone option. I'll remember that for my dissertation next year 

Great survey, I agree with above and Q.5 should have an 'everyone' option. 

Slightly off-topic but one thing I have thought of is that when I've been before there are no places to donate food left over. I don't mean like fresh food, I mean tinned food. I usually take beans/tinned soup etc to have for snacks and dinner and I usually take more than I need. Last year I was informed by staff whilst exiting that there is nowhere to leave/donate food. I would rather put my leftover cans of soup in a donation bin than carry them to the car. Just seems like a smart idea. 

[Glastobuddy]

5 minutes ago, princess4747 said:

Great survey, I agree with above and Q.5 should have an 'everyone' option. 

Slightly off-topic but one thing I have thought of is that when I've been before there are no places to donate food left over. I don't mean like fresh food, I mean tinned food. I usually take beans/tinned soup etc to have for snacks and dinner and I usually take more than I need. Last year I was informed by staff whilst exiting that there is nowhere to leave/donate food. I would rather put my leftover cans of soup in a donation bin than carry them to the car. Just seems like a smart idea. 

Pretty sure thats duff info. The free lock ups do accept food donations, pretty sure there are signs statting this on them.

Edited May 4, 2016 by Glastobuddy

[cb4747]

12 minutes ago, Glastobuddy said:

Pretty sure thats duff info. The free lock ups do accept food donations, pretty sure there are signs statting this on them.

That's what I thought! It seemed so crazy for them to say 'No sorry we don't accept food donations' 

[RichardWaller]

Done, was actually a bit harder than I thought! I recycle anyway so it wouldn't make a difference to me if I were rewarded for it, if it does other people, great. Paying more for a ticket if travel was included, it depends on the travel. I've had some right nightmares with National Express over the years.

[shuttlep]

14 hours ago, mrchnry said:

Hi everyone. Long time lurker and Glastonbury goer here. 

Just wondered if any of you could do a survey for a research paper I'm doing at uni. It's based on environmental impact of festivals and its just 6 yes or no questions.

Would hugely appreciate it.

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/JD8NRFZ

Now i've signed up I'll finally start posting too :-)

 

p.s. RADIOHEAD 

done , but only because you mentioned Radio Head

[Joshuwarr]

Q6 - I already do pay extra to have my ticket include travel