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Inglis Falls Conservation Area Survey

The Grey Sauble Conservation Authority is undertaking a Management Plan for the Inglis Falls Conservation Area and Arboretum.  The purpose of this process is to better understand the issues, challenges, and potentials for the Inglis Falls Conservation Area, and to develop a Plan that will assist with the protection, conservation, and management of the property within an ecosystem framework and, in consultation with the community, to ensure watershed health, public enjoyment, and environmental and financial sustainability.

The responses collected from this survey will be utilized to inform our ongoing planning for visitor experiences and to refine the planning process.

What month did you most recently visit Inglis Falls Conservation Area?
Have you visited Inglis Falls Conservation Area before?
If yes, how often do you visit this Conservation area?
Do you have a Season Pass for 2020?
If yes, What is main motivation for purchasing pass?
What is your Average Length of Stay?
What time of day do you prefer to visit?
What was the Number of People in your Party on last visit?
What was the main reason for your most recent visit?
Which activities do you typically participate in at Inglis Falls Conservation Area?
What activities or amenities do you think should be added at Inglis Falls Conservation Area?

Please rate the following from 1 to 5 (with 1 being poor and 5 being excellent):




a. State of Conservation Area
b. Quality of Trails
c. Quality of Signage
d. Availability of Parking
e. Cost of Parking

When visiting a Conservation Area, how important is each of the following to your visit? (with 1 being not important and 5 being very important)


a. Access to friendly, responsive staff

b. Useful visitor guides and trail maps available
c. Clear information about rules and visitor safety
d. Access to clean washroom facilities
e. Sheltered picnic areas
f. Access to picnic tables and benches
g. Well-kept roads and parking areas
h. Interpretive Signage
i. Weekend programing (guided hikes, workshops, etc.)
j. Accessible features for those with limited mobility

The following information is optional but very helpful to GSCA for planning purposes.

Postal Code or Zip Code
Age Category (optional)
Which Gender Identity do you most identify with (optional)
Comments or Questions

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Property Closures: Skinners Marsh-McNab Lake Compartment 109 (forestry operation). 

Most Properties and Trails Are Open! Please read Visiting Conservation Areas During COVID-19 for important info.

***PLANNING AND PERMITS SERVICE INTERRUPTION ADVISORY***
Please note that we are currently operating at a temporarily reduced capacity while also experiencing a high number of applications and inquiries to our Environmental Planning Department at this time. Please use our contact form only for inquiries related to planning and development permits. Inquiries must include all requested information for a response by a planning staff member.

COVID-19 INFORMATION

Please note that due to concerns regarding COVID-19, GSCA has closed its Administrative Office to the public.  During this time, some GSCA staff will be working remotely and may not have access to office phones.

Please utilize email or website contact forms (for planning and development permit related inquiries) as the most reliable way to reach our staff at this time.

Visit this link for more information about visiting properties during COVID-19.  Please visit this link for ongoing updates related to COVID-19.

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