Public perceptions of bats in Norfolk

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The following survey has been produced for an Open University Environmental Science assessment to gauge the perception and knowledge of bats in Norfolk, in light of the Norwich Western Link (NWL) road scheme.

Age *

Under 18

18-25

26-35

36-49

50+

Occupation *

Are you a member/supporter of any environmental charities such as RSPB, Wildlife Trust, Woodland Trust etc.?
*

Have you encountered or observed bats in the wild? *

How would you rate your knowledge of bats? *

Which of the following statements do you believe to be true about bats? (Select all that apply)

Bats are blind

Bats are important for pollination

UK bats are carriers of many diseases that are harmful to humans

Bats use echolocation to navigate and hunt for prey

UK bats eat fruit and berries

Best time to see bats is during the night

Required

Are you aware of the Norwich Western Link (NWL) road scheme in Norfolk that threatens a rare barbastelle bat colony and vital bat habitat in Norfolk?

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