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LTBB Tribal Environmental Needs Survey
This survey will inform future water quality monitoring work, as well as monitoring for contaminants and fish consumption advisories. Thank you for participating!
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Overall, how important is water to you?
Very much
Somewhat
Not much
Not at all
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During an average month or during seasons that apply, how do you use water?
Fishing
Wild Rice Harvesting
Drinking & Food Preparation
Gardens, Lawns, Wildlife
Recreation (incl. swimming, boating, wildlife viewing)
Hygiene & Cleaning
Cultural/ Ceremonial
With the water that you use for recreational, cultural, or ceremonial activities, which of the following concerns you?
Whether it is contaminated by agricultural chemicals or nutrients
Whether or not there are pharmaceutical drugs in my water
Whether or not there are PFAS (per- and poly-fluorinated alkyl substances) in my water
Beach closures for E. Coli and swimmers' itch
Invasive species, such as asian carp or eurasian watermilfoil
Whether or not there will be a shortage of water
Other:
What concerns you the most regarding fish and wildlife (pick up to three)?
Plastics/microbeads
Toxins in fish, such as mercury, PCBs, dioxins and PFAS
Low/high water levels
Water diversions
Changes in types of fish species due to warming
Invasive species outcompeting native species
Harmful algal blooms
High bacteria levels
Other:
From which water bodies do you harvest resources (fish, wild rice, etc) (please list 5 locations)?
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Which fish species do you target from these waters (please list top 5 species)?
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What parts of the fish do you use in cooking activities (select all that apply)?
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Skin-on fillet
Skinless fillet
Head
Tail
Other:
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How many times a month (on average) do you eat fish caught locally?
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On average, what is the serving size of locally caught fish you consume?
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12 oz
10 oz
8 oz (size of an adult's hand)
6 oz
4 oz (size of an adult's palm)
2 oz (size of half of an adult's palm)
Below is a list of sites we currently monitor for routine water quality (not contaminant research specifically). Please list any water bodies that you think we should also sample that are not included in this list. These could include water bodies that you frequently use or if you are concerned with its quality.
Bear River
Carp River (Carp Lake River)
Five Mile Creek
Horton Creek
Little Traverse Bay
Susan Creek
Tannery Creek
Van Creek
Spirit Creek (Wycamp Creek)
Unnamed stream at Biindigen
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What issues do you think pose a threat to LTBB water resources?
Shoreline hardening (installation of breakwalls, seawalls, etc)
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Agricultural chemicals/nutrients
Stormwater
Microplastics
Other chemical discharge
Water withdrawals
Climate change
Other:
Please list any location where you are concerned your treaty rights may be limited by water quality issues.
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What water quality topics would you like to know more about?
How clean or safe are Tribal waters
What are the sources of pollution affecting Tribal waters
How LTBB and partners are working to protect Tribal waters
How I can help protect Tribal waters
More information of groundwater impacts from oil or gas fracking
What I can do at my home to help protect Tribal waters
Other:
What ways would you like to get information about Tribal water quality issues?
LTBB's website
Email
Meetings
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Mailed newsletters or fact sheets
Other:
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