Angus Reid Group Inc.: 1998 Canadian awareness and attitude research - National report Ducks Unlimited Canada
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TextPublication details: Manitoba : Ducks Unlimited Canada, 1999Description: 56 p. : ill. (color) ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: In 1995 the Angus Reid Group completed comprehensive research of public awareness, familarity, and perceptions of environmental/ conservation issues and organizations on behalf of Ducks Unlimited Canada. This research revealed an astounding level of growth in the public's awareness and perceptions of Ducks Unlimited since these issues were last examined in 1989. In addition, over the five-year period Ducks Unlimited had become one of the most familar conservation organizations in Canada, as well as the most trusted and respected. As a follow-up to the 1995 research, Ducks Unlimited commissioned the Angus Reid Group to monitor Canadian's environmental awareness and perceptrions to determine what, if any, changes have occurred in the last three years. The 1998 research was also designed to focus more intently on issues related to the public's donating habits and preferences.
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In 1995 the Angus Reid Group completed comprehensive research of public awareness, familarity, and perceptions of environmental/ conservation issues and organizations on behalf of Ducks Unlimited Canada. This research revealed an astounding level of growth in the public's awareness and perceptions of Ducks Unlimited since these issues were last examined in 1989. In addition, over the five-year period Ducks Unlimited had become one of the most familar conservation organizations in Canada, as well as the most trusted and respected. As a follow-up to the 1995 research, Ducks Unlimited commissioned the Angus Reid Group to monitor Canadian's environmental awareness and perceptrions to determine what, if any, changes have occurred in the last three years. The 1998 research was also designed to focus more intently on issues related to the public's donating habits and preferences.