Draft Open Spaces Strategy Survey (Community Engagement Round 2) FACE2FACE

The purpose of this survey is to capture your feedback on the City’s draft Open Space Strategy.

Watch this video to hear a summary of the strategy, or click here to read through it.

When we talk about Open Spaces in this survey, we are talking about:

Bushlands and reserves

Recreation and urban parks

Playgrounds

Skate parks

Outdoor gyms

Beaches and foreshores

Tracks and trails

Public gardens

Other green landscaped areas

For a visual map showing the area(s) we are referring to, see here.

Your feedback is crucial in shaping how we approach these efforts. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts.

0% answered

What is your favourite open space in Hobart?

* required

Maximum 255 characters

0/255

How do you most often travel to and from open space in Hobart?

* required

Select option

Can you easily access open space on a daily basis?

* required

Yes

The draft Open Space Strategy identifies five key principles that reflect Hobart's open spaces now, and into the future.

Please rank them in order of importance from 1-5, 1 being most important and 5 being least important.

* required

Accessible and inclusive: Increasing the amount of accessible and inclusive open spaces for people of all abilities, ages and cultures to use them for recreation and leisure.

Select

Nature Positive: Hobart is uniquely entwined with its natural environment. Our natural surroundings define the character and identity of our city.

Select

Cultural: Our open spaces are welcoming locations for ideas to generate, somewhere to celebrate and places to experience art and performance. People can engage with Tasmanian Aboriginal culture in open spaces.

Select

Health and Wellbeing: Open space provides significant mental and physical health benefits by providing a place to exercise, a space for contemplation and relaxation in natural surrounds, and opportunities for community interaction.

Select

Quality and Quantity: The continued provision of open space of sufficient quantity and quality to meet the needs of residents and visitors.

Select