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CBP 2017 Baseline Citizen Stewardship Indicator Methodology and Profile of Respondents

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This document details the methods used to conduct this baseline study of stewardship behaviors and attitudes among a random sample of Chesapeake Bay Watershed residents.
The study was designed and conducted by OpinionWorks LLC of Annapolis, Maryland on behalf of the Chesapeake Bay Program. OpinionWorks’ principal, Steve Raabe, has the lead investigator for this study, working under the direction of the Bay Program’s Citizen Stewardship workgroup. For questions about survey methods or analysis, Steve can be reached at 410-280-2000 or steve@OpinionWorks.com.

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Chesapeake Bay Program 2017 Baseline Citizen Stewardship Indicator Field Questionnaire

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This document details the field questionnaire used to receive baseline data on stewardship behaviors and attitudes among a random sample of Chesapeake Bay Watershed residents. The study was designed and conducted by OpinionWorks LLC of Annapolis, Maryland on behalf of the Chesapeake Bay Program. OpinionWorks’ principal, Steve Raabe, has the lead investigator for this study, working under the direction of the Bay Program’s Citizen Stewardship workgroup. For questions about survey methods or analysis, Steve can be reached at 410-280-2000 or steve@OpinionWorks.com.

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An Educator’s Guide To The Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE)

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An Educator’s Guide to the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) is an easy-to-use manual for constructing high-quality educational experiences for all students. Our hope is that this guide is used by teachers and non-formal educators to deepen and strengthen outdoor learning for students throughout the region and that this leads to young citizens who understand and respect our natural world.

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