Gallatin Valley Sensitive Lands Protection Plan - Public |
We are conducting a survey in the Valley.
Background
A strong connection between clean water, abundant wildlife, productive agriculture, and cultural heritage has provided a high quality of life for generations. As the Gallatin Valley continues to experience unprecedented growth, a regional approach to protecting sensitive lands can help us develop and live in greater harmony with the natural environment. The City of Bozeman is partnering across a wide variety of government agencies and non-profit organizations to protect important wildlife habitat and critical connections for wildlife and natural systems throughout the Gallatin Valley. The Plan will map sensitive land priorities, make intangible values and natural assets more tangible, and recommend how we can work together to protect the most sensitive resources.
A strong connection between clean water, abundant wildlife, productive agriculture, and cultural heritage has provided a high quality of life for generations. As the Gallatin Valley continues to experience unprecedented growth, a regional approach to protecting sensitive lands can help us develop and live in greater harmony with the natural environment. The City of Bozeman is partnering across a wide variety of government agencies and non-profit organizations to protect important wildlife habitat and critical connections for wildlife and natural systems throughout the Gallatin Valley. The Plan will map sensitive land priorities, make intangible values and natural assets more tangible, and recommend how we can work together to protect the most sensitive resources.
We are looking for YOUR feedback to learn what the residents of Gallatin Valley value most when it comes to identifying and protecting sensitive lands. Your feedback will be used to help prioritize the most critical aspects of the Gallatin Valley Sensitive Lands Protection Plan. Help chart the future by sharing your vision and values for the Gallatin Valley.
This survey should be completed by a head of household who is 18 years old or older and responds for the entire household. All answers will be collected by an independent third-party and remain anonymous. This survey will take about 10-minutes to complete.
Study Area: This map displays the geographic scope of the Gallatin Valley, or the general area that will be analyzed for sensitive lands opportunities. The circular boundary is not a hard line but a way to focus analysis and discussion of plan recommendations. When answering the survey please keep the extent of the study area in mind.
