Environmental Studies - Survey Results

Whilst researching my project on the re-introduction of the grey wolf (canis lupus) to the Glen Affric region of the Scottish Highlands I gathered some data on public perceptions of re-introducing this creature back into the Highland habitat. The charts below represent the results of the survey which I have carried out.
I will continue to gather information from people on their views and perceptions of this issue and update the information here on a regular basis.

table Age

Sex of wolf survey respondents	Percentage
Male	27%
Female	73%

table Residence

Residence of wolf survey respondents	Percentage
Permanent resident in Scotland	57%
Temporary resident in Scotland	0%
Once resided in Scotland	3.8%
Regularly holiday in Scotland	23%
Do not reside in Scotland	42%

table Home location

Home location of wolf survey respondents	Percentage
Urban	50%
Rural (village location)	46.2%
Rural (remote community)	3.8%

table animals kept as pets

Animals kept as pets by Wolf survey respondents	Percentage
Dogs	30.8%
Cats	35%
Other	3.8%
No Pets	30.4%

table leisure persuits

Leisure pursuits by Wolf survey respondents	Percentage
Hillwalking	65.4%
Climbing	3.8%
Dog Walking	30.7%
Cycling	38.4%
Running	15.4%
Camping	34.6%
Fishing	3.8%
Shooting	3.8%
Hunting	3.8%
Other	11.5%

table views of wolf introduction

Respondents view of wolf introduction	Percentage
Don't know	46.2%
Good	42.3%
Bad	11.5%

table fears of wolf introduction

Respondents fears of wolf introduction	Percentage
Wolves would be a threat to farm animals and pets	65.4%
Wolves would be a threat to people	35%
Wolves may damage environment	3.8%
Humans would once again be a threat to the wolf	11.5%