Environmental sustainability at Glastonbury

[Lena]

Hey guys, I am a final year Event Management student at Manchester Metropolitan University and I'm doing my dissertation based on Glastonbury. Could you please take 2 minutes to complete my survey about environmental sustainability at the festival? The questions are really easy and you would massively help me with my work. 

Thank you! 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLPN9TZ 

[A Guy Called Matt]

3 minutes ago, Lena said:

Hey guys, I am a final year Event Management student at Manchester Metropolitan University and I'm doing my dissertation based on Glastonbury. Could you please take 2 minutes to complete my survey about environmental sustainability at the festival? The questions are really easy and you would massively help me with my work. 

Thank you! 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLPN9TZ 

Done for you.

 

Some questions I had to answer with a 1 even though that did not give the real truth - such as solar charging for a phone. I do not use my phone at festivals much and if I do and it goes flat then that is it.

[stuartbert two hats]

	Using recycling bins for your tent for a cup of tea every time you exchange it

Pardon?

Done (but I put a 1 for that question, because I didn't get it)

Edited February 16, 2016 by stuartbert two hats

[A Guy Called Matt]

2 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

	Using recycling bins for your tent for a cup of tea every time you exchange it

Pardon?

Done (but I put a 1 for that question, because I didn't get it)

I read it as take your recycling bag to a collection point and they give you a cup of tea as reward.

[siweltrebor]

I put a lower number on a few of the options.

I keep cups for recycling but would never go out of my way to collect cups for a small return, got better things to do.

Nothing against solar charging but now i have my little mobile charging box, I don't require such things at all.

I try to keep a bottle of water on me to refill over the weekend, but often lose or forget it, so I buy on the spot, tsk tsk.

[___S_o_m_a__]

12 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

	Using recycling bins for your tent for a cup of tea every time you exchange it

Pardon?

Done (but I put a 1 for that question, because I didn't get it)

 

Edited February 16, 2016 by ___S_o_m_a__
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[Lena]

8 minutes ago, A Guy Called Matt said:

I read it as take your recycling bag to a collection point and they give you a cup of tea as reward.

Yes, exactly.

[Lena]

Thank you for your imput guys!

I don't expect everyone to say they care about sustainability, I'd love the most honest answers you can give me  

[stuartbert two hats]

A reply from the student!!!  ye gods, it's a miracle!

[stuartbert two hats]

Less flippantly, I've never heard of the cup of tea thing - was it new last year? I last went in 2014.  The problem is that you can't tell whether:

• It wasn't being communicated well enough.
• It didn't exist the last time I went.
• I knew all about it, but didn't care.

Although I suppose you could rule out the 2nd one based on my years of attendance.  Thanks for coming back to interact, that very rarely happens!

[Lena]

20 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

	Using recycling bins for your tent for a cup of tea every time you exchange it

Pardon?

Done (but I put a 1 for that question, because I didn't get it)

It means you'd have a recycling bins in front of your tent and every time you take it to collection point you get a cup of tea for free (to minimise littering in the camping area).
Thanks for your feedback tho, I changed the question a little bit and I hope it makes more sense now. 

[Henrik]

Done. I was very honest.

[A Guy Called Matt]

4 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

Less flippantly, I've never heard of the cup of tea thing - was it new last year? I last went in 2014.  The problem is that you can't tell whether:

• It wasn't being communicated well enough.
• It didn't exist the last time I went.
• I knew all about it, but didn't care.

Although I suppose you could rule out the 2nd one based on my years of attendance.  Thanks for coming back to interact, that very rarely happens!

It was an idea rather than what actually happened.

[Lena]

6 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

Less flippantly, I've never heard of the cup of tea thing - was it new last year? I last went in 2014.  The problem is that you can't tell whether:

• It wasn't being communicated well enough.
• It didn't exist the last time I went.
• I knew all about it, but didn't care.

Although I suppose you could rule out the 2nd one based on my years of attendance.  Thanks for coming back to interact, that very rarely happens!

It's an idea that other festivals implement (for instance, Bestival) and I wanted to see If that could work for Glastonbury. 
 

[sloseph]

all done, that was a pretty well put together survey

well done for actually sticking around long enough to respond to people, it's pretty rare that happens around here

 

[stuartbert two hats]

19 minutes ago, A Guy Called Matt said:

It was an idea rather than what actually happened.

 

12 minutes ago, Lena said:

It's an idea that other festivals implement (for instance, Bestival) and I wanted to see If that could work for Glastonbury. 
 

I'm an idiot who didn't read properly.

[A Guy Called Matt]

3 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

 

I'm an idiot who didn't read properly.

Maybe, but you have 2 hats so all is forgiven.

[stuartbert two hats]

3 minutes ago, Scruffylovemonster said:

The first step to solving a problem.............

Heeeeey.

[Keithy]

1 hour ago, Lena said:

It means you'd have a recycling bins in front of your tent and every time you take it to collection point you get a cup of tea for free

As soon who loves a cuppa, I can't decide if this is an amazing idea or surreal! Throw in a chocolate digestive and I'm sold.

[Waapster]

I voted 1 for the cup of tea and 10p stuff because i voted 5 for the keen to recycle stuff. Already doing it so don't need an incentive. 

This was one of the better questionnaires on here though. Good luck with your course.

[Lena]

28 minutes ago, Waapster said:

I voted 1 for the cup of tea and 10p stuff because i voted 5 for the keen to recycle stuff. Already doing it so don't need an incentive. 

This was one of the better questionnaires on here though. Good luck with your course.

thank you!

[Lena]

C'mon guys, I need few more responses, please  

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NLPN9TZ

 

[Chazwozza]

Here's one for you. And I also thought it was a good questionnaire.  Let us know how it goes down with your tutor/supervisor...

[Tranquility of Solitude]

Completed. 

[grumpyhack]

Done. Like the idea of travelling on Glastonbury couches.