## Q1. You May Have Heard About Northern Ireland'S Forests And Woodlands In The Media (Including Tv, Radio, Newspapers, Internet, Social Media Etc). Which, If Any, Of These Topics Have You Heard About In The Last 12 Months?

|                                                 |       |      |        |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|-------------------------------------------------|-------|------|--------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| 65+                                             | TOTAL | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49    | 50-64 |
| abs                                             | %     | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Walking, running, cycling, mountain biking or   |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| horse riding                                    |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 337                                             | 34    | 162  | 33     | 175   | 34    | 44       | 31    |
| Forests and woodlands as places to visit        | 311   | 31   | 155    | 32    | 156   | 30       | 44    |
| Tree planting                                   | 261   | 26   | 131    | 27    | 130   | 25       | 36    |
| Birds and other animals in forests and          |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| woodlands                                       |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 245                                             | 25    | 113  | 23     | 133   | 26    | 24       | 17    |
| Forests and woodlands for the use of local      |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| people and communities                          |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 213                                             | 21    | 103  | 21     | 110   | 21    | 22       | 15    |
| The role of forests and woodlands in helping to |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| reduce the impacts of climate change            |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 210                                             | 21    | 117  | 24     | 93    | 18    | 25       | 17    |
| Tree pests and diseases                         | 189   | 19   | 90     | 19    | 99    | 19       | 20    |
| Public right of pedestrian access to forests    | 187   | 19   | 89     | 18    | 98    | 19       | 19    |
| Wood for fuel \ firewood                        | 179   | 18   | 86     | 18    | 92    | 18       | 23    |
| Removal of woodland or trees due to             |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| development or other land uses                  |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 167                                             | 17    | 80   | 17     | 87    | 17    | 23       | 16    |
| Protection of ancient woodland                  | 166   | 17   | 90     | 19    | 76    | 15       | 25    |
| Flowers and other plants in forests and         |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| woodlands                                       |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 141                                             | 14    | 58   | 12     | 84    | 16    | 12       | 9     |
| Labelling to show that wood products are        |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| produced from sustainable sources               |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 119                                             | 12    | 59   | 12     | 60    | 12    | 12       | 8     |
| New native woodland                             | 87    | 9    | 49     | 10    | 39    | 8        | 7     |
| Other, please specify                           | 6     | 1    | 4      | 1     | 2     | 0        | 3     |
| None of these                                   | 391   | 39   | 178    | 37    | 213   | 41       | 61    |
| Sample Size                                     | 1000  | 100  | 485    | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                        | 1006  | 472  | 534    | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q1. You May Have Heard About Northern Ireland'S Forests And Woodlands In The Media (Including Tv, Radio, Newspapers, Internet, Social Media Etc). Which, If Any, Of These Topics Have You Heard About In The Last 12 Months?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                    | MARITAL STATUS      |
|-------------------------------------------------|---------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                             |                     |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                  | SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI |
| YES                                             | NO                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                    | DOWED\DIVORCED      |
| abs                                             | %                   |
| Walking, running, cycling, mountain biking or   |                     |
| horse riding                                    |                     |
| 162                                             | 36                  |
| Forests and woodlands as places to visit        | 144                 |
| Tree planting                                   | 120                 |
| Birds and other animals in forests and          |                     |
| woodlands                                       |                     |
| 110                                             | 24                  |
| Forests and woodlands for the use of local      |                     |
| people and communities                          |                     |
| 88                                              | 20                  |
| The role of forests and woodlands in helping to |                     |
| reduce the impacts of climate change            |                     |
| 91                                              | 20                  |
| Tree pests and diseases                         | 77                  |
| Public right of pedestrian access to forests    | 77                  |
| Wood for fuel \ firewood                        | 74                  |
| Removal of woodland or trees due to             |                     |
| development or other land uses                  |                     |
| 72                                              | 16                  |
| Protection of ancient woodland                  | 67                  |
| Flowers and other plants in forests and         |                     |
| woodlands                                       |                     |
| 49                                              | 11                  |
| Labelling to show that wood products are        |                     |
| produced from sustainable sources               |                     |
| 51                                              | 11                  |
| New native woodland                             | 32                  |
| Other, please specify                           | 3                   |
| None of these                                   | 165                 |
| Sample Size                                     | 448                 |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                        | 501                 |

## Q1. You May Have Heard About Northern Ireland'S Forests And Woodlands In The Media (Including Tv, Radio, Newspapers, Internet, Social Media Etc). Which, If Any, Of These Topics Have You Heard About In The Last 12 Months?

| AREA 2                                          | AREA 1   |
|-------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                      |          |
| YES                                             | NO       |
| GREATER                                         |          |
| BELFAST                                         |          |
| REST OF NI                                      |          |
| BELFAST                                         |          |
| CITY                                            |          |
| NORTH                                           |          |
| abs                                             | %        |
| Walking, running, cycling, mountain biking or   |          |
| horse riding                                    |          |
| 137                                             | 35       |
| Forests and woodlands as places to visit        | 134      |
| Tree planting                                   | 116      |
| Birds and other animals in forests and          |          |
| woodlands                                       |          |
| 97                                              | 25       |
| Forests and woodlands for the use of local      |          |
| people and communities                          |          |
| 71                                              | 18       |
| The role of forests and woodlands in helping to |          |
| reduce the impacts of climate change            |          |
| 83                                              | 21       |
| Tree pests and diseases                         | 72       |
| Public right of pedestrian access to forests    | 62       |
| Wood for fuel \ firewood                        | 71       |
| Removal of woodland or trees due to             |          |
| development or other land uses                  |          |
| 57                                              | 15       |
| Protection of ancient woodland                  | 59       |
| Flowers and other plants in forests and         |          |
| woodlands                                       |          |
| 43                                              | 11       |
| Labelling to show that wood products are        |          |
| produced from sustainable sources               |          |
| 37                                              | 9        |
| New native woodland                             | 17       |
| Other, please specify                           | 2        |
| None of these                                   | 139      |
| Sample Size                                     | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                        | 399      |

## Q1. You May Have Heard About Northern Ireland'S Forests And Woodlands In The Media (Including Tv, Radio, Newspapers, Internet, Social Media Etc). Which, If Any, Of These Topics Have You Heard About In The Last 12 Months?

| WORKING STATUS                                  | RELIGION   |
|-------------------------------------------------|------------|
| FULL                                            | UNEMPLOYE  |
| OTHER                                           | CATHOLIC   |
| PROTESTAN                                       |            |
| TIME                                            |            |
| PART                                            |            |
| TIME                                            | D          |
| STUDENT                                         | RETIRED    |
| HOUSEWIFE                                       |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                     | T          |
| abs                                             | % abs      |
| Walking, running, cycling, mountain biking or   |            |
| horse riding                                    |            |
| 139                                             | 35         |
| Forests and woodlands as places to visit        | 121        |
| Tree planting                                   | 82         |
| Birds and other animals in forests and          |            |
| woodlands                                       |            |
| 88                                              | 22         |
| Forests and woodlands for the use of local      |            |
| people and communities                          |            |
| 82                                              | 20         |
| The role of forests and woodlands in helping to |            |
| reduce the impacts of climate change            |            |
| 72                                              | 18         |
| Tree pests and diseases                         | 59         |
| Public right of pedestrian access to forests    | 70         |
| Wood for fuel \ firewood                        | 59         |
| Removal of woodland or trees due to             |            |
| development or other land uses                  |            |
| 52                                              | 13         |
| Protection of ancient woodland                  | 61         |
| Flowers and other plants in forests and         |            |
| woodlands                                       |            |
| 46                                              | 11         |
| Labelling to show that wood products are        |            |
| produced from sustainable sources               |            |
| 42                                              | 11         |
| New native woodland                             | 32         |
| Other, please specify                           | 2          |
| None of these                                   | 166        |
| Sample Size                                     | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                        | 364        |

Q2. In Northern Ireland public money is given to support forestry and the planting and management of all types and sizes of forests and woodlands, because it is believed to be of public benefit. From this list, please tell me which of the following you think are good reasons to support forestry in this way?

|                                                    |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                              | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                                | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| To provide places for wildlife to live             | 698  | 70     | 330   | 68    | 368   | 71       | 92    |
| To provide places for recreation (such as          |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| walking, running, cycling, horse-riding)           |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 581                                                | 58   | 284    | 58    | 297   | 58    | 65       | 46    |
| To provide places for families to play             | 562  | 56     | 258   | 53    | 304   | 59       | 56    |
| To provide places for relaxation and stress relief | 562  | 56     | 270   | 56    | 292   | 57       | 58    |
| To combat climate change                           | 526  | 53     | 249   | 51    | 277   | 54       | 72    |
| To improve the countryside landscape               | 521  | 52     | 262   | 54    | 259   | 50       | 66    |
| To help rural tourism                              | 511  | 51     | 257   | 53    | 254   | 49       | 70    |
| To provide better access to forests and            |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodlands                                          |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 446                                                | 45   | 228    | 47    | 218   | 42    | 51       | 36    |
| To support the economy in rural areas              | 444  | 44     | 219   | 45    | 225   | 44       | 51    |
| To provide renewable energy                        | 420  | 42     | 189   | 39    | 231   | 45       | 57    |
| To provide places for learning                     | 414  | 41     | 197   | 41    | 217   | 42       | 48    |
| To provide timber                                  | 337  | 34     | 175   | 36    | 163   | 32       | 31    |
| To make us more self-sufficient in timber and      |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| wood products                                      |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 299                                                | 30   | 155    | 32    | 143   | 28    | 28       | 20    |
| To provide farm diversification as an alternative  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| land use                                           |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 290                                                | 29   | 151    | 31    | 139   | 27    | 28       | 19    |
| None of these                                      | 26   | 3      | 10    | 2     | 15    | 3        | 5     |
| Sample Size                                        | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

Q2. In Northern Ireland public money is given to support forestry and the planting and management of all types and sizes of forests and woodlands, because it is believed to be of public benefit. From this list, please tell me which of the following you think are good reasons to support forestry in this way?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                       | MARITAL STATUS   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                                |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                                |                  |
| ABC1                                               | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                     |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                       | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                                | NO               |
| abs                                                | %                |
| To provide places for wildlife to live             | 323              |
| To provide places for recreation (such as          |                  |
| walking, running, cycling, horse-riding)           |                  |
| 290                                                | 65               |
| To provide places for families to play             | 262              |
| To provide places for relaxation and stress relief | 268              |
| To combat climate change                           | 247              |
| To improve the countryside landscape               | 230              |
| To help rural tourism                              | 237              |
| To provide better access to forests and            |                  |
| woodlands                                          |                  |
| 208                                                | 46               |
| To support the economy in rural areas              | 200              |
| To provide renewable energy                        | 195              |
| To provide places for learning                     | 195              |
| To provide timber                                  | 136              |
| To make us more self-sufficient in timber and      |                  |
| wood products                                      |                  |
| 138                                                | 31               |
| To provide farm diversification as an alternative  |                  |
| land use                                           |                  |
| 141                                                | 32               |
| None of these                                      | 8                |
| Sample Size                                        | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 501              |

Q2. In Northern Ireland public money is given to support forestry and the planting and management of all types and sizes of forests and woodlands, because it is believed to be of public benefit. From this list, please tell me which of the following you think are good reasons to support forestry in this way?

| AREA 1                                             | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                         |          |
| YES                                                | NO       |
| GREATER                                            |          |
| BELFAST                                            |          |
| REST OF NI                                         |          |
| BELFAST                                            |          |
| CITY                                               |          |
| NORTH                                              | SOUTH    |
| abs                                                | %        |
| To provide places for wildlife to live             | 277      |
| To provide places for recreation (such as          |          |
| walking, running, cycling, horse-riding)           |          |
| 228                                                | 58       |
| To provide places for families to play             | 216      |
| To provide places for relaxation and stress relief | 232      |
| To combat climate change                           | 233      |
| To improve the countryside landscape               | 200      |
| To help rural tourism                              | 196      |
| To provide better access to forests and            |          |
| woodlands                                          |          |
| 173                                                | 44       |
| To support the economy in rural areas              | 158      |
| To provide renewable energy                        | 155      |
| To provide places for learning                     | 158      |
| To provide timber                                  | 126      |
| To make us more self-sufficient in timber and      |          |
| wood products                                      |          |
| 111                                                | 29       |
| To provide farm diversification as an alternative  |          |
| land use                                           |          |
| 121                                                | 31       |
| None of these                                      | 7        |
| Sample Size                                        | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 399      |

Q2. In Northern Ireland public money is given to support forestry and the planting and management of all types and sizes of forests and woodlands, because it is believed to be of public benefit. From this list, please tell me which of the following you think are good reasons to support forestry in this way?

| WORKING STATUS                                     | RELIGION   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                          |            |
| STUDENT                                            |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                                          |            |
| TIME                                               | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                           | OTHER      |
| FULL                                               | PART       |
| TIME                                               |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                          |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                        |            |
| RETIRED                                            |            |
| D                                                  |            |
| abs                                                | % abs      |
| To provide places for wildlife to live             | 271        |
| To provide places for recreation (such as          |            |
| walking, running, cycling, horse-riding)           |            |
| 238                                                | 59         |
| To provide places for families to play             | 230        |
| To provide places for relaxation and stress relief | 222        |
| To combat climate change                           | 212        |
| To improve the countryside landscape               | 215        |
| To help rural tourism                              | 211        |
| To provide better access to forests and            |            |
| woodlands                                          |            |
| 170                                                | 42         |
| To support the economy in rural areas              | 169        |
| To provide renewable energy                        | 177        |
| To provide places for learning                     | 173        |
| To provide timber                                  | 133        |
| To make us more self-sufficient in timber and      |            |
| wood products                                      |            |
| 115                                                | 29         |
| To provide farm diversification as an alternative  |            |
| land use                                           |            |
| 118                                                | 29         |
| None of these                                      | 4          |
| Sample Size                                        | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 364        |

## Q3A. Agreement - Trees Are Good Because They Remove Carbon Dioxide From The Atmosphere And Store It In Wood

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 188  | 19     | 107   | 22    | 81    | 16       | 32    |
| Agree                     | 635  | 64     | 318   | 66    | 317   | 62       | 91    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 156  | 16     | 54    | 11    | 102   | 20       | 15    |
| Disagree                  | 20   | 2      | 6     | 1     | 14    | 3        | 4     |
| Strongly Disagree         | 1    | 0      | -     | -     | 1     | 0        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q3B. Agreement - Cutting Down Forests And Woodlands Makes Climate Change Worse, Even If They Are Replanted

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 59   | 6      | 36    | 7     | 24    | 5        | 8     |
| Agree                     | 416  | 42     | 213   | 44    | 202   | 39       | 71    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 339  | 34     | 137   | 28    | 202   | 39       | 43    |
| Disagree                  | 182  | 18     | 97    | 20    | 85    | 17       | 18    |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4    | 0      | 2     | 0     | 1     | 0        | 1     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q3A. Agreement - Trees Are Good Because They Remove Carbon Dioxide From The Atmosphere And Store It In Wood

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| C2                        | DE               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| DOWED\DIVORCED            |                  |
| YES                       | NO               |
| WITH PARTNER              |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 93               |
| Agree                     | 289              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 51               |
| Disagree                  | 14               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 1                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

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## Q3B. Agreement - Cutting Down Forests And Woodlands Makes Climate Change Worse, Even If They Are Replanted

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| YES                       | NO               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| WITH PARTNER              | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 22               |
| Agree                     | 193              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 144              |
| Disagree                  | 87               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 2                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

## Q3A. Agreement - Trees Are Good Because They Remove Carbon Dioxide From The Atmosphere And Store It In Wood

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 48       |
| Agree                      | 289      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 46       |
| Disagree                   | 7        |
| Strongly Disagree          | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q3B. Agreement - Cutting Down Forests And Woodlands Makes Climate Change Worse, Even If They Are Replanted

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| SOUTH                      | WEST     |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      |          |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 11       |
| Agree                      | 201      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 115      |
| Disagree                   | 63       |
| Strongly Disagree          | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q3A. Agreement - Trees Are Good Because They Remove Carbon Dioxide From The Atmosphere And Store It In Wood

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| STUDENT                   |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 73         |
| Agree                     | 276        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 45         |
| Disagree                  | 6          |
| Strongly Disagree         | 1          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

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## Q3B. Agreement - Cutting Down Forests And Woodlands Makes Climate Change Worse, Even If They Are Replanted

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  |            |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| OTHER                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 28         |
| Agree                     | 166        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 132        |
| Disagree                  | 72         |
| Strongly Disagree         | 2          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

## Q3C. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Fuels Such As Coal And Gas

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 81   | 8      | 37    | 8     | 43    | 8        | 9     |
| Agree                     | 527  | 53     | 276   | 57    | 251   | 49       | 79    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 272  | 27     | 100   | 21    | 172   | 33       | 38    |
| Disagree                  | 116  | 12     | 68    | 14    | 49    | 9        | 15    |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4    | 0      | 4     | 1     | -     | -        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q3D. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Makes Climate Change Worse Because It Releases Carbon Dioxide

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 49   | 5      | 29    | 6     | 20    | 4        | 6     |
| Agree                     | 397  | 40     | 193   | 40    | 204   | 40       | 67    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 362  | 36     | 153   | 32    | 208   | 40       | 56    |
| Disagree                  | 189  | 19     | 107   | 22    | 82    | 16       | 13    |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4    | 0      | 4     | 1     | 1     | 0        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q3C. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Fuels Such As Coal And Gas

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| C2                        | DE               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| DOWED\DIVORCED            |                  |
| YES                       | NO               |
| WITH PARTNER              |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 32               |
| Agree                     | 243              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 113              |
| Disagree                  | 58               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 2                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

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## Q3D. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Makes Climate Change Worse Because It Releases Carbon Dioxide

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| ABC1                      | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| NO                        |                  |
| WITH PARTNER              | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                       |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 16               |
| Agree                     | 183              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 160              |
| Disagree                  | 86               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

## Q3C. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Fuels Such As Coal And Gas

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 18       |
| Agree                      | 233      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 98       |
| Disagree                   | 41       |
| Strongly Disagree          | 1        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q3D. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Makes Climate Change Worse Because It Releases Carbon Dioxide

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 6        |
| Agree                      | 184      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 117      |
| Disagree                   | 82       |
| Strongly Disagree          | 1        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q3C. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Fuels Such As Coal And Gas

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| STUDENT                   |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 33         |
| Agree                     | 225        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 98         |
| Disagree                  | 45         |
| Strongly Disagree         | 1          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

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## Q3D. Agreement - Using Wood For Fuel Makes Climate Change Worse Because It Releases Carbon Dioxide

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| RETIRED                   | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               | D          |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 24         |
| Agree                     | 158        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 141        |
| Disagree                  | 76         |
| Strongly Disagree         | 1          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

## Q3E. Agreement - Using Wood For Building Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Materials Such As Concrete And Steel

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 65   | 6      | 33    | 7     | 31    | 6        | 9     |
| Agree                     | 417  | 42     | 212   | 44    | 205   | 40       | 50    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 353  | 35     | 153   | 31    | 200   | 39       | 52    |
| Disagree                  | 161  | 16     | 84    | 17    | 77    | 15       | 30    |
| Strongly Disagree         | 5    | 0      | 4     | 1     | 1     | 0        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q3F. Agreement - Northern Ireland Could Offset All Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Planting More Trees

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 94   | 9      | 52    | 11    | 43    | 8        | 3     |
| Agree                     | 530  | 53     | 260   | 53    | 270   | 53       | 83    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 287  | 29     | 114   | 23    | 173   | 34       | 37    |
| Disagree                  | 82   | 8      | 57    | 12    | 25    | 5        | 16    |
| Strongly Disagree         | 7    | 1      | 3     | 1     | 3     | 1        | 3     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q3E. Agreement - Using Wood For Building Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Materials Such As Concrete And Steel

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| C2                        | DE               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| DOWED\DIVORCED            |                  |
| YES                       | NO               |
| WITH PARTNER              |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 27               |
| Agree                     | 192              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 146              |
| Disagree                  | 79               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

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## Q3F. Agreement - Northern Ireland Could Offset All Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Planting More Trees

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| NO                        | ABC1             |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| WITH PARTNER              | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                       |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 33               |
| Agree                     | 231              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 127              |
| Disagree                  | 52               |
| Strongly Disagree         | 4                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

## Q3E. Agreement - Using Wood For Building Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Materials Such As Concrete And Steel

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| BELFAST                    | CITY     |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 10       |
| Agree                      | 183      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 132      |
| Disagree                   | 64       |
| Strongly Disagree          | 2        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q3F. Agreement - Northern Ireland Could Offset All Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Planting More Trees

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 16       |
| Agree                      | 205      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 126      |
| Disagree                   | 40       |
| Strongly Disagree          | 4        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q3E. Agreement - Using Wood For Building Is Better For Climate Change Than Using Materials Such As Concrete And Steel

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| STUDENT                   |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 32         |
| Agree                     | 177        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 115        |
| Disagree                  | 76         |
| Strongly Disagree         | 2          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

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## Q3F. Agreement - Northern Ireland Could Offset All Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Planting More Trees

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| RETIRED                   | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               | D          |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 46         |
| Agree                     | 220        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 95         |
| Disagree                  | 37         |
| Strongly Disagree         | 3          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

## Q4A. Agreement - A Lot More Trees Should Be Planted

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 334  | 33     | 172   | 35    | 162   | 31       | 47    |
| Agree                     | 562  | 56     | 262   | 54    | 300   | 58       | 85    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 78   | 8      | 35    | 7     | 43    | 8        | 6     |
| Disagree                  | 27   | 3      | 17    | 3     | 10    | 2        | 5     |
| Strongly Disagree         | -    | -      | -     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q4B. Agreement - Different Types Of Trees Should Be Planted That Will Be More Suited To Future Climates

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 236  | 24     | 115   | 24    | 122   | 24       | 26    |
| Agree                     | 619  | 62     | 296   | 61    | 322   | 63       | 96    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 126  | 13     | 61    | 13    | 65    | 13       | 15    |
| Disagree                  | 19   | 2      | 13    | 3     | 5     | 1        | 4     |
| Strongly Disagree         | -    | -      | -     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q4A. Agreement - A Lot More Trees Should Be Planted

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| C2                        | DE               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| DOWED\DIVORCED            |                  |
| YES                       | NO               |
| WITH PARTNER              |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 129              |
| Agree                     | 285              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 26               |
| Disagree                  | 8                |
| Strongly Disagree         | -                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

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## Q4B. Agreement - Different Types Of Trees Should Be Planted That Will Be More Suited To Future Climates

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| ABC1                      | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| NO                        |                  |
| WITH PARTNER              | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                       |                  |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 94               |
| Agree                     | 300              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 45               |
| Disagree                  | 9                |
| Strongly Disagree         | -                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

## Q4A. Agreement - A Lot More Trees Should Be Planted

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| WEST                       |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 100      |
| Agree                      | 269      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 15       |
| Disagree                   | 6        |
| Strongly Disagree          | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q4B. Agreement - Different Types Of Trees Should Be Planted That Will Be More Suited To Future Climates

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 59       |
| Agree                      | 276      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 48       |
| Disagree                   | 7        |
| Strongly Disagree          | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q4A. Agreement - A Lot More Trees Should Be Planted

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| STUDENT                   |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 130        |
| Agree                     | 230        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 33         |
| Disagree                  | 8          |
| Strongly Disagree         | -          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

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## Q4B. Agreement - Different Types Of Trees Should Be Planted That Will Be More Suited To Future Climates

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| RETIRED                   | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               | D          |
| abs                       | % abs      |
| Strongly Agree            | 101        |
| Agree                     | 256        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 35         |
| Disagree                  | 9          |
| Strongly Disagree         | -          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

## Q4C. Agreement - More Information Should Be Provided About The Ways In Which Forests And Woodlands Can Lessen Our Impact On The Environment

|                           |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|---------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                     | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                       | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Strongly Agree            | 289  | 29     | 141   | 29    | 148   | 29       | 53    |
| Agree                     | 641  | 64     | 311   | 64    | 330   | 64       | 77    |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 62   | 6      | 32    | 7     | 29    | 6        | 12    |
| Disagree                  | 9    | 1      | 2     | 0     | 7     | 1        | -     |
| Strongly Disagree         | -    | -      | -     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Sample Size               | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q4C. Agreement - More Information Should Be Provided About The Ways In Which Forests And Woodlands Can Lessen Our Impact On The Environment

| SOCIAL GRADE              | MARITAL STATUS   |
|---------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER       |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI       |                  |
| ABC1                      | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING            |                  |
| WITH PARTNER              | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                       | NO               |
| abs                       | %                |
| Strongly Agree            | 119              |
| Agree                     | 305              |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 21               |
| Disagree                  | 3                |
| Strongly Disagree         | -                |
| Sample Size               | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 501              |

## Q4C. Agreement - More Information Should Be Provided About The Ways In Which Forests And Woodlands Can Lessen Our Impact On The Environment

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Strongly Agree             | 73       |
| Agree                      | 295      |
| Neither Agree or Disagree  | 18       |
| Disagree                   | 4        |
| Strongly Disagree          | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q4C. Agreement - More Information Should Be Provided About The Ways In Which Forests And Woodlands Can Lessen Our Impact On The Environment

| WORKING STATUS            | RELIGION   |
|---------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                 |            |
| STUDENT                   |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                 |            |
| TIME                      | T          |
| CATHOLIC                  | OTHER      |
| FULL                      | PART       |
| TIME                      |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                 |            |
| (FULL TIME)               |            |
| RETIRED                   |            |
| D                         |            |
| abs                       | %          |
| Strongly Agree            | 115        |
| Agree                     | 262        |
| Neither Agree or Disagree | 21         |
| Disagree                  | 3          |
| Strongly Disagree         | -          |
| Sample Size               | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)  | 364        |

## Q5. From This List, Which Of These Do You Think Are An Acceptable Reason For Cutting Down Trees?

|                                                |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|------------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                          | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                            | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| To prevent the spread of tree disease          | 714  | 71     | 365   | 75    | 350   | 68       | 94    |
| To provide timber - with the area being        |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| replanted afterwards                           |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 418                                            | 42   | 217    | 45    | 201   | 39    | 43       | 30    |
| To restore priority habitats                   | 333  | 33     | 167   | 34    | 167   | 32       | 41    |
| To use the land for agriculture                | 189  | 19     | 94    | 19    | 95    | 19       | 28    |
| To create space to build wind farms            | 166  | 17     | 89    | 18    | 77    | 15       | 33    |
| To create space for development, e.g. housing, |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| roads                                          |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 148                                            | 15   | 68     | 14    | 80    | 15    | 22       | 16    |
| For larger scale recreation projects e.g.      |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| mountain biking trails                         |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 129                                            | 13   | 70     | 14    | 60    | 12    | 16       | 11    |
| For tourism initiatives, e.g. chalets          | 113  | 11     | 63    | 13    | 50    | 10       | 17    |
| Other, please specify                          | 11   | 1      | 5     | 1     | 7     | 1        | 1     |
| None of these                                  | 90   | 9      | 37    | 8     | 53    | 10       | 20    |
| Sample Size                                    | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q5. From This List, Which Of These Do You Think Are An Acceptable Reason For Cutting Down Trees?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                   | MARITAL STATUS   |
|------------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                            |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                            |                  |
| ABC1                                           | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                 |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                   | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                            | NO               |
| abs                                            | %                |
| To prevent the spread of tree disease          | 348              |
| To provide timber - with the area being        |                  |
| replanted afterwards                           |                  |
| 193                                            | 43               |
| To restore priority habitats                   | 179              |
| To use the land for agriculture                | 82               |
| To create space to build wind farms            | 73               |
| To create space for development, e.g. housing, |                  |
| roads                                          |                  |
| 47                                             | 11               |
| For larger scale recreation projects e.g.      |                  |
| mountain biking trails                         |                  |
| 62                                             | 14               |
| For tourism initiatives, e.g. chalets          | 49               |
| Other, please specify                          | 3                |
| None of these                                  | 33               |
| Sample Size                                    | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 501              |

## Q5. From This List, Which Of These Do You Think Are An Acceptable Reason For Cutting Down Trees?

| AREA 1                                         | AREA 2   |
|------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                     |          |
| YES                                            | NO       |
| GREATER                                        |          |
| BELFAST                                        |          |
| REST OF NI                                     |          |
| BELFAST                                        |          |
| CITY                                           |          |
| NORTH                                          | SOUTH    |
| abs                                            | %        |
| To prevent the spread of tree disease          | 281      |
| To provide timber - with the area being        |          |
| replanted afterwards                           |          |
| 147                                            | 38       |
| To restore priority habitats                   | 146      |
| To use the land for agriculture                | 64       |
| To create space to build wind farms            | 51       |
| To create space for development, e.g. housing, |          |
| roads                                          |          |
| 45                                             | 11       |
| For larger scale recreation projects e.g.      |          |
| mountain biking trails                         |          |
| 46                                             | 12       |
| For tourism initiatives, e.g. chalets          | 34       |
| Other, please specify                          | 3        |
| None of these                                  | 37       |
| Sample Size                                    | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 399      |

## Q5. From This List, Which Of These Do You Think Are An Acceptable Reason For Cutting Down Trees?

| WORKING STATUS                                 | RELIGION   |
|------------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                      |            |
| STUDENT                                        |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                                      |            |
| TIME                                           | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                       | OTHER      |
| FULL                                           | PART       |
| TIME                                           |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                      |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                    |            |
| RETIRED                                        |            |
| D                                              |            |
| abs                                            | %          |
| To prevent the spread of tree disease          | 304        |
| To provide timber - with the area being        |            |
| replanted afterwards                           |            |
| 188                                            | 47         |
| To restore priority habitats                   | 134        |
| To use the land for agriculture                | 71         |
| To create space to build wind farms            | 71         |
| To create space for development, e.g. housing, |            |
| roads                                          |            |
| 60                                             | 15         |
| For larger scale recreation projects e.g.      |            |
| mountain biking trails                         |            |
| 46                                             | 12         |
| For tourism initiatives, e.g. chalets          | 42         |
| Other, please specify                          | 4          |
| None of these                                  | 30         |
| Sample Size                                    | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 364        |

Q6. Would you like to have more or less forests and woodlands in your part of Northern Ireland?

|                          |       |      |        |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|-------|------|--------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| 65+                      | TOTAL | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49    | 50-64 |
| abs                      | %     | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| A lot more               |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 468                      | 47    | 237  | 49     | 231   | 45    | 61       | 43    |
| A little more            |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 356                      | 36    | 162  | 33     | 194   | 38    | 61       | 43    |
| Neither more nor less    |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 142                      | 14    | 76   | 16     | 66    | 13    | 14       | 10    |
| A little less            |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 4                        | 0     | 1    | 0      | 4     | 1     | -        | -     |
| A lot less               |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 3                        | 0     | 1    | 0      | 2     | 0     | -        | -     |
| Don't know               |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 28                       | 3     | 10   | 2      | 18    | 3     | 6        | 4     |
| Sample Size              |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 1000                     | 100   | 485  | 100    | 515   | 100   | 142      | 100   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |       |      |        |       |       |          |       |
| 1006                     | 472   | 534  | 94     | 156   | 222   | 267      | 267   |

Q6. Would you like to have more or less forests and woodlands in your part of Northern Ireland?

| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      | NO               |
| abs                      | %                |
| A lot more               | 213              |
| A little more            | 175              |
| Neither more nor less    | 49               |
| A little less            | 1                |
| A lot less               | 1                |
| Don't know               | 10               |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

Q6. Would you like to have more or less forests and woodlands in your part of Northern Ireland?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| YES                        | NO       |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| A lot more                 |          |
| 205                        | 52       |
| A little more              |          |
| 144                        | 37       |
| Neither more nor less      |          |
| 36                         | 9        |
| A little less              |          |
| 1                          | 0        |
| A lot less                 |          |
| -                          | -        |
| Don't know                 |          |
| 6                          | 1        |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 390                        | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 399                        | 607      |

Q6. Would you like to have more or less forests and woodlands in your part of Northern Ireland?

| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| FULL                     | PROTESTAN  |
| STUDENT                  |            |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     |            |
| PART                     |            |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              |            |
| RETIRED                  |            |
| D                        | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| abs                      | % abs      |
| A lot more               | 208        |
| A little more            | 131        |
| Neither more nor less    | 51         |
| A little less            | -          |
| A lot less               | -          |
| Don't know               | 11         |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

## Q7. Where Do You Think New Forests And Woodlands Should Be Created?

|                                              |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|----------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                        | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                          | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Next to rivers and lakes                     | 492  | 60     | 236   | 59    | 256   | 60       | 68    |
| Next to existing forests and woodland        | 490  | 60     | 238   | 60    | 252   | 59       | 73    |
| In mountain areas                            | 443  | 54     | 230   | 58    | 213   | 50       | 64    |
| Close to towns and villages                  | 441  | 54     | 216   | 54    | 224   | 53       | 64    |
| On less intensively farmed land e.g. pasture | 259  | 32     | 132   | 33    | 127   | 30       | 24    |
| On intensively farmed land                   | 101  | 12     | 53    | 13    | 48    | 11       | 13    |
| Other, please specify                        | 19   | 2      | 11    | 3     | 8     | 2        | 6     |
| Don't know                                   | 21   | 3      | 3     | 1     | 18    | 4        | 6     |
| Sample Size                                  | 823  | 100    | 398   | 100   | 425   | 100      | 123   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 822  | 390    | 432   | 81    | 128   | 181      | 226   |

## Q7. Where Do You Think New Forests And Woodlands Should Be Created?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                 | MARITAL STATUS   |
|----------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                          |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                          |                  |
| ABC1                                         | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                               |                  |
| NO                                           |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                 | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                          |                  |
| abs                                          | %                |
| Next to rivers and lakes                     | 211              |
| Next to existing forests and woodland        | 238              |
| In mountain areas                            | 195              |
| Close to towns and villages                  | 218              |
| On less intensively farmed land e.g. pasture | 137              |
| On intensively farmed land                   | 55               |
| Other, please specify                        | 6                |
| Don't know                                   | 11               |
| Sample Size                                  | 388              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 429              |

## Q7. Where Do You Think New Forests And Woodlands Should Be Created?

| AREA 1                                       | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                   |          |
| WEST                                         | YES      |
| GREATER                                      |          |
| BELFAST                                      |          |
| REST OF NI                                   |          |
| BELFAST                                      |          |
| CITY                                         |          |
| NORTH                                        | SOUTH    |
| abs                                          | %        |
| Next to rivers and lakes                     | 209      |
| Next to existing forests and woodland        | 210      |
| In mountain areas                            | 148      |
| Close to towns and villages                  | 200      |
| On less intensively farmed land e.g. pasture | 116      |
| On intensively farmed land                   | 55       |
| Other, please specify                        | 7        |
| Don't know                                   | 10       |
| Sample Size                                  | 348      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 354      |

## Q7. Where Do You Think New Forests And Woodlands Should Be Created?

| WORKING STATUS                               | RELIGION   |
|----------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                    |            |
| RETIRED                                      | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                                    |            |
| TIME                                         | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                     | OTHER      |
| FULL                                         | PART       |
| TIME                                         |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                    |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                  | D          |
| abs                                          | % abs      |
| Next to rivers and lakes                     | 213        |
| Next to existing forests and woodland        | 215        |
| In mountain areas                            | 185        |
| Close to towns and villages                  | 188        |
| On less intensively farmed land e.g. pasture | 109        |
| On intensively farmed land                   | 44         |
| Other, please specify                        | 7          |
| Don't know                                   | 10         |
| Sample Size                                  | 339 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 312        |

Q8. In the last few years, have you visited any forests or woodlands (in Northern Ireland) for walks, picnics or other recreation?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Yes                      | 780  | 78     | 382   | 79    | 398   | 77       | 123   |
| No                       | 220  | 22     | 103   | 21    | 117   | 23       | 19    |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

Copyright © Cognisense Ltd Q9. On average, how often did you visit (NI) forests and woodlands last year?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Several times per week   | 93   | 12     | 50    | 13    | 43    | 11       | 8     |
| Several times per month  | 191  | 25     | 84    | 22    | 108   | 27       | 21    |
| About once per month     | 233  | 30     | 115   | 30    | 118   | 30       | 59    |
| Less often               | 261  | 33     | 132   | 35    | 128   | 32       | 34    |
| Not visited              | 1    | 0      | 1     | 0     | 1     | 0        | -     |
| Sample Size              | 780  | 100    | 382   | 100   | 398   | 100      | 123   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 764  | 367    | 397   | 81    | 135   | 174      | 212   |
Q8. In the last few years, have you visited any forests or woodlands (in Northern Ireland) for walks, picnics or other recreation?
SOCIAL GRADE
MARITAL STATUS
CHIEF INCOME EARNER
SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI
ABC1
C2
DE
MARRIED\LIVING 
NO
WITH PARTNER
DOWED\DIVORCED
YES
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
Yes
391
87
192
75
197
67
475
84
303
70
505
74
275
85
No
57
13
65
25
98
33
92
16
128
30
173
26
47
15
Sample Size
448
100
256
100
296
100
566
100
432
100
678
100
322
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
501
225
280
580
423
706
300

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Q9. On average, how often did you visit (NI) forests and woodlands last year?
SOCIAL GRADE
MARITAL STATUS
CHIEF INCOME EARNER
SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI
ABC1
C2
DE
MARRIED\LIVING 
NO
WITH PARTNER
DOWED\DIVORCED
YES
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
Several times per week
49
13
16
8
28
14
59
12
34
11
58
12
34
12
Several times per month
91
23
54
28
47
24
126
27
66
22
128
25
64
23
About once per month
112
29
61
32
61
31
142
30
91
30
149
29
84
31
Less often
139
35
62
32
61
31
148
31
112
37
169
34
91
33
Not visited
1
0
-
-
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
Sample Size
391
100
192
100
197
100
475
100
303
100
505
100
275
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
426
163
175
477
285
514
250

Q8. In the last few years, have you visited any forests or woodlands (in Northern Ireland) for walks, picnics or other recreation?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Yes                        | 308      |
| No                         | 82       |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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Q9. On average, how often did you visit (NI) forests and woodlands last year?
AREA 1
AREA 2
MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)
WEST
YES
NO
GREATER 
BELFAST
REST OF NI
BELFAST 
CITY
NORTH
SOUTH
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
Several times per week
34
11
59
12
14
8
7
6
52
17
21
11
80
13
12
8
Several times per month
62
20
129
27
30
16
23
22
94
31
45
23
158
25
33
22
About once per month
95
31
138
29
66
37
32
30
89
29
46
24
178
28
55
36
Less often
116
38
145
31
70
39
42
41
70
23
79
41
208
33
53
34
Not visited
1
0
1
0
-
-
1
1
-
-
1
0
1
0
-
-
Sample Size
308
100
471
100
179
100
105
100
304
100
191
100
626
100
154
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
310
454
201
117
215
231
634
130
Q8. In the last few years, have you visited any forests or woodlands (in Northern Ireland) for walks, picnics or other recreation?
WORKING STATUS
RELIGION
PROTESTAN
RETIRED
STUDENT UNEMPLOYE
TIME
T
CATHOLIC
OTHER
FULL 
PART 
TIME
HOUSEWIFE 
(FULL TIME)
D
abs
% abs
%
abs
% abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%  
Yes
343
86
85
88
38
70 166
66
62
89
86
68
311
74
323
79
146
86
No
58
14
12
12
16
30
87
34
8
11
40
32
109
26
87
21
25
14
Sample Size
401 100
97 100
54
100 252 100
70
100
126
100
420
100
410
100
170
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
364
97
58
320
51
116
447
384
175
  

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Q9. On average, how often did you visit (NI) forests and woodlands last year?
WORKING STATUS
RELIGION
PROTESTAN
RETIRED
STUDENT UNEMPLOYE
TIME
T
CATHOLIC
OTHER
FULL 
PART 
TIME
HOUSEWIFE 
(FULL TIME)
D
abs
% abs
%
abs
% abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%  
Several times per week
30
9
12
14
7
18
21
13
6
9
17
20
30
10
33
10
30
21
Several times per month
100
29
21
25
11
29
31
19
6
9
22
26
66
21
87
27
38
26
About once per month
116
34
21
25
4
11
40
24
32
51
20
23
86
28
101
31
46
32
Less often
97
28
31
36
15
40
72
44
19
30
26
31
128
41
102
32
31
21
Not visited
-
-
-
-
1
2
1
0
-
-
-
-
1
0
-
-
1
0
Sample Size
343 100
85 100
38
100 166 100
62
100
86
100
311
100
323
100
146
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
311
85
39
208
45
76
325
290
149
  

## Q10. In General, Which, If Any Aspects Of Health And Wellbeing Do You Feel Benefit From Visiting Forests And Woodlands?

|                                              |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|----------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                        | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                          | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| It's a good place for me to do some physical |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| exercise                                     |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 578                                          | 74   | 278    | 73    | 300   | 75    | 101      | 82    |
| It's a good place for me to relax and unwind |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| from the stress of everyday life             |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 643                                          | 82   | 311    | 81    | 332   | 83    | 94       | 77    |
| It's a good place for me to spend time with  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| family and friends                           |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 630                                          | 81   | 295    | 77    | 335   | 84    | 94       | 77    |
| None of these                                | 4    | 0      | 1     | 0     | 3     | 1        | -     |
| Sample Size                                  | 780  | 100    | 382   | 100   | 398   | 100      | 123   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 764  | 367    | 397   | 81    | 135   | 174      | 212   |

## Q10. In General, Which, If Any Aspects Of Health And Wellbeing Do You Feel Benefit From Visiting Forests And Woodlands?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                 | MARITAL STATUS   |
|----------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                          |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                          |                  |
| ABC1                                         | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                               |                  |
| NO                                           |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                 | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                          |                  |
| abs                                          | %                |
| It's a good place for me to do some physical |                  |
| exercise                                     |                  |
| 303                                          | 78               |
| It's a good place for me to relax and unwind |                  |
| from the stress of everyday life             |                  |
| 326                                          | 84               |
| It's a good place for me to spend time with  |                  |
| family and friends                           |                  |
| 322                                          | 82               |
| None of these                                | -                |
| Sample Size                                  | 391              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 426              |

## Q10. In General, Which, If Any Aspects Of Health And Wellbeing Do You Feel Benefit From Visiting Forests And Woodlands?

| AREA 1                                       | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                   |          |
| WEST                                         | YES      |
| GREATER                                      |          |
| BELFAST                                      |          |
| REST OF NI                                   |          |
| BELFAST                                      |          |
| CITY                                         |          |
| NORTH                                        | SOUTH    |
| abs                                          | %        |
| It's a good place for me to do some physical |          |
| exercise                                     |          |
| 227                                          | 74       |
| It's a good place for me to relax and unwind |          |
| from the stress of everyday life             |          |
| 262                                          | 85       |
| It's a good place for me to spend time with  |          |
| family and friends                           |          |
| 247                                          | 80       |
| None of these                                | 1        |
| Sample Size                                  | 308      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 310      |

## Q10. In General, Which, If Any Aspects Of Health And Wellbeing Do You Feel Benefit From Visiting Forests And Woodlands?

| WORKING STATUS                               | RELIGION   |
|----------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                    |            |
| RETIRED                                      | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                                    |            |
| TIME                                         | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                     | OTHER      |
| FULL                                         | PART       |
| TIME                                         |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                    |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                  | D          |
| abs                                          | % abs      |
| It's a good place for me to do some physical |            |
| exercise                                     |            |
| 268                                          | 78         |
| It's a good place for me to relax and unwind |            |
| from the stress of everyday life             |            |
| 284                                          | 83         |
| It's a good place for me to spend time with  |            |
| family and friends                           |            |
| 286                                          | 83         |
| None of these                                | 1          |
| Sample Size                                  | 343 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                     | 311        |

## Q11. What Was The Main Reason That You Did Not Visit A Forest Or Woodland?

|                                                       |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|-------------------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                                 | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                                   | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Not interested in going                               | 65   | 30     | 27    | 26    | 39    | 33       | 6     |
| I'm too busy\not enough time                          | 51   | 23     | 27    | 26    | 24    | 21       | 11    |
| Other personal mobility reasons (difficulty in        |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| walking, unwell, etc.)                                |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 38                                                    | 17   | 19     | 19    | 19    | 16    | -        | -     |
| Don't have a car                                      | 21   | 10     | 9     | 9     | 12    | 10       | 1     |
| Prefer other areas of countryside                     | 7    | 3      | 4     | 4     | 2     | 2        | -     |
| Forests\woodlands are too far away                    | 6    | 3      | 3     | 3     | 2     | 2        | -     |
| Lack of suitable public transport                     | 5    | 2      | 2     | 2     | 4     | 3        | -     |
| Lack of information about forests and                 |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodlands to visit                                    |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 4                                                     | 2    | -      | -     | 4     | 3     | -        | -     |
| Paths are badly maintained                            | 2    | 1      | -     | -     | 2     | 2        | -     |
| Concerns that forests and woodlands are not           |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| safe                                                  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1                                                     | 1    | -      | -     | 1     | 1     | -        | -     |
| Lack of facilities (play areas, picnic areas, toilets |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| etc.)                                                 |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1                                                     | 0    | 1      | 1     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Concerns about antisocial behaviour                   | -    | -      | -     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Cost of visiting                                      | -    | -      | -     | -     | -     | -        | -     |
| Other, please specify                                 | 19   | 8      | 11    | 11    | 8     | 7        | 1     |
| Sample Size                                           | 220  | 100    | 103   | 100   | 117   | 100      | 19    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                              | 242  | 105    | 137   | 13    | 21    | 48       | 55    |

## Q11. What Was The Main Reason That You Did Not Visit A Forest Or Woodland?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                          | MARITAL STATUS   |
|-------------------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                                   |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                                   |                  |
| ABC1                                                  | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                        |                  |
| NO                                                    |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                          | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                                   |                  |
| abs                                                   | %                |
| Not interested in going                               | 16               |
| I'm too busy\not enough time                          | 16               |
| Other personal mobility reasons (difficulty in        |                  |
| walking, unwell, etc.)                                |                  |
| 6                                                     | 11               |
| Don't have a car                                      | 1                |
| Prefer other areas of countryside                     | 4                |
| Forests\woodlands are too far away                    | 2                |
| Lack of suitable public transport                     | 1                |
| Lack of information about forests and                 |                  |
| woodlands to visit                                    |                  |
| -                                                     | -                |
| Paths are badly maintained                            | 1                |
| Concerns that forests and woodlands are not           |                  |
| safe                                                  |                  |
| -                                                     | -                |
| Lack of facilities (play areas, picnic areas, toilets |                  |
| etc.)                                                 |                  |
| -                                                     | -                |
| Concerns about antisocial behaviour                   | -                |
| Cost of visiting                                      | -                |
| Other, please specify                                 | 11               |
| Sample Size                                           | 57               |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                              | 75               |

## Q11. What Was The Main Reason That You Did Not Visit A Forest Or Woodland?

| AREA 1                                                | AREA 2   |
|-------------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                            |          |
| WEST                                                  | YES      |
| GREATER                                               |          |
| BELFAST                                               |          |
| REST OF NI                                            |          |
| BELFAST                                               |          |
| CITY                                                  |          |
| NORTH                                                 | SOUTH    |
| abs                                                   | %        |
| Not interested in going                               | 27       |
| I'm too busy\not enough time                          | 17       |
| Other personal mobility reasons (difficulty in        |          |
| walking, unwell, etc.)                                |          |
| 17                                                    | 21       |
| Don't have a car                                      | 6        |
| Prefer other areas of countryside                     | 1        |
| Forests\woodlands are too far away                    | 1        |
| Lack of suitable public transport                     | 1        |
| Lack of information about forests and                 |          |
| woodlands to visit                                    |          |
| 3                                                     | 3        |
| Paths are badly maintained                            | -        |
| Concerns that forests and woodlands are not           |          |
| safe                                                  |          |
| -                                                     | -        |
| Lack of facilities (play areas, picnic areas, toilets |          |
| etc.)                                                 |          |
| -                                                     | -        |
| Concerns about antisocial behaviour                   | -        |
| Cost of visiting                                      | -        |
| Other, please specify                                 | 9        |
| Sample Size                                           | 82       |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                              | 89       |

## Q11. What Was The Main Reason That You Did Not Visit A Forest Or Woodland?

| WORKING STATUS                                        | RELIGION   |
|-------------------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                             |            |
| RETIRED                                               | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                                             |            |
| TIME                                                  | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                              | OTHER      |
| FULL                                                  | PART       |
| TIME                                                  |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                             |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                           | D          |
| abs                                                   | % abs      |
| Not interested in going                               | 19         |
| I'm too busy\not enough time                          | 26         |
| Other personal mobility reasons (difficulty in        |            |
| walking, unwell, etc.)                                |            |
| 3                                                     | 6          |
| Don't have a car                                      | 1          |
| Prefer other areas of countryside                     | 3          |
| Forests\woodlands are too far away                    | 2          |
| Lack of suitable public transport                     | 1          |
| Lack of information about forests and                 |            |
| woodlands to visit                                    |            |
| 2                                                     | 3          |
| Paths are badly maintained                            | -          |
| Concerns that forests and woodlands are not           |            |
| safe                                                  |            |
| -                                                     | -          |
| Lack of facilities (play areas, picnic areas, toilets |            |
| etc.)                                                 |            |
| -                                                     | -          |
| Concerns about antisocial behaviour                   | -          |
| Cost of visiting                                      | -          |
| Other, please specify                                 | 1          |
| Sample Size                                           | 58 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                              | 53         |

## Q12. Did You Know That Forest Service Engages With People About The Management Of Forest Service Forests?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Yes                      | 231  | 23     | 114   | 24    | 116   | 23       | 25    |
| No                       | 769  | 77     | 371   | 76    | 398   | 77       | 117   |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q13. In Principle, Would You Welcome Being Asked About The Management Of Your Local Forest Service Forest?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Yes                      | 488  | 49     | 252   | 52    | 235   | 46       | 74    |
| No                       | 512  | 51     | 233   | 48    | 279   | 54       | 68    |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

## Q12. Did You Know That Forest Service Engages With People About The Management Of Forest Service Forests?

| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| abs                      | %                |
| Yes                      | 115              |
| No                       | 332              |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

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## Q13. In Principle, Would You Welcome Being Asked About The Management Of Your Local Forest Service Forest?

| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| abs                      | %                |
| Yes                      | 265              |
| No                       | 183              |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

## Q12. Did You Know That Forest Service Engages With People About The Management Of Forest Service Forests?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Yes                        | 99       |
| No                         | 291      |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q13. In Principle, Would You Welcome Being Asked About The Management Of Your Local Forest Service Forest?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Yes                        | 249      |
| No                         | 141      |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

## Q12. Did You Know That Forest Service Engages With People About The Management Of Forest Service Forests?

| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| abs                      | % abs      |
| Yes                      | 84         |
| No                       | 317        |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

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## Q13. In Principle, Would You Welcome Being Asked About The Management Of Your Local Forest Service Forest?

| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| abs                      | % abs      |
| Yes                      | 183        |
| No                       | 218        |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

## Q14. Which Of These Issues Would You Like To Be Asked About?

|                                                |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|------------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                          | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                            | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Protecting the environment [habitat, species   |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| and water]                                     |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 391                                            | 80   | 202    | 80    | 189   | 80    | 56       | 75    |
| Enabling enjoyment of forests by local people  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| and visitors                                   |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 334                                            | 69   | 166    | 66    | 168   | 71    | 43       | 58    |
| Promoting new woodland planting and            |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| management of existing woodland                |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 303                                            | 62   | 154    | 61    | 149   | 63    | 41       | 55    |
| Removing woodland to restore priority habitats | 170  | 35     | 78    | 31    | 92    | 39       | 20    |
| Supplying wood products                        | 111  | 23     | 59    | 23    | 52    | 22       | 16    |
| Other, please specify                          | 13   | 3      | 6     | 2     | 7     | 3        | 4     |
| Sample Size                                    | 488  | 100    | 252   | 100   | 235   | 100      | 74    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 488  | 252    | 236   | 49    | 60    | 114      | 137   |

## Q14. Which Of These Issues Would You Like To Be Asked About?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                   | MARITAL STATUS   |
|------------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                            |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                            |                  |
| ABC1                                           | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                 |                  |
| NO                                             |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                   | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                            |                  |
| abs                                            | %                |
| Protecting the environment [habitat, species   |                  |
| and water]                                     |                  |
| 220                                            | 83               |
| Enabling enjoyment of forests by local people  |                  |
| and visitors                                   |                  |
| 177                                            | 67               |
| Promoting new woodland planting and            |                  |
| management of existing woodland                |                  |
| 173                                            | 65               |
| Removing woodland to restore priority habitats | 98               |
| Supplying wood products                        | 63               |
| Other, please specify                          | 5                |
| Sample Size                                    | 265              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 290              |

## Q14. Which Of These Issues Would You Like To Be Asked About?

| AREA 1                                         | AREA 2   |
|------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                     |          |
| WEST                                           | YES      |
| GREATER                                        |          |
| BELFAST                                        |          |
| REST OF NI                                     |          |
| BELFAST                                        |          |
| CITY                                           |          |
| NORTH                                          | SOUTH    |
| abs                                            | %        |
| Protecting the environment [habitat, species   |          |
| and water]                                     |          |
| 212                                            | 85       |
| Enabling enjoyment of forests by local people  |          |
| and visitors                                   |          |
| 171                                            | 69       |
| Promoting new woodland planting and            |          |
| management of existing woodland                |          |
| 162                                            | 65       |
| Removing woodland to restore priority habitats | 96       |
| Supplying wood products                        | 69       |
| Other, please specify                          | 3        |
| Sample Size                                    | 249      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 254      |

## Q14. Which Of These Issues Would You Like To Be Asked About?

| WORKING STATUS                                 | RELIGION   |
|------------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                      |            |
| RETIRED                                        | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                                      |            |
| TIME                                           | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                       | OTHER      |
| FULL                                           | PART       |
| TIME                                           |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                      |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                    | D          |
| abs                                            | % abs      |
| Protecting the environment [habitat, species   |            |
| and water]                                     |            |
| 146                                            | 80         |
| Enabling enjoyment of forests by local people  |            |
| and visitors                                   |            |
| 136                                            | 75         |
| Promoting new woodland planting and            |            |
| management of existing woodland                |            |
| 116                                            | 64         |
| Removing woodland to restore priority habitats | 55         |
| Supplying wood products                        | 40         |
| Other, please specify                          | 7          |
| Sample Size                                    | 183 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                       | 170        |

## Q15A. Do You Consider Yourself To Have Any Of The Following Disabilities Or Health Problems?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Mobility disability      | 77   | 8      | 37    | 8     | 40    | 8        | -     |
| Physical disability      | 64   | 6      | 31    | 6     | 33    | 6        | 3     |
| Mental health problem    | 36   | 4      | 14    | 3     | 22    | 4        | 1     |
| Hearing impairment       | 28   | 3      | 20    | 4     | 7     | 1        | 1     |
| Visual impairment        | 17   | 2      | 8     | 2     | 10    | 2        | -     |
| Other                    | 14   | 1      | 8     | 2     | 6     | 1        | 2     |
| None of the above        | 808  | 81     | 391   | 81    | 417   | 81       | 135   |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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## Q15B. Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Other Greenspaces?

|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                      | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Yes                      | 99   | 51     | 46    | 48    | 53    | 54       | -     |
| No                       | 93   | 49     | 49    | 52    | 45    | 46       | 7     |
| Sample Size              | 192  | 100    | 94    | 100   | 98    | 100      | 7     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 224  | 106    | 118   | 5     | 16    | 29       | 71    |

## Q15A. Do You Consider Yourself To Have Any Of The Following Disabilities Or Health Problems?

| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| abs                      | %                |
| Mobility disability      | 28               |
| Physical disability      | 16               |
| Mental health problem    | 4                |
| Hearing impairment       | 13               |
| Visual impairment        | 10               |
| Other                    | 2                |
| None of the above        | 384              |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

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## Q15B. Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Other Greenspaces?

| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| abs                      | %                |
| Yes                      | 31               |
| No                       | 33               |
| Sample Size              | 64               |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 82               |

## Q15A. Do You Consider Yourself To Have Any Of The Following Disabilities Or Health Problems?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Mobility disability        | 31       |
| Physical disability        | 32       |
| Mental health problem      | 8        |
| Hearing impairment         | 15       |
| Visual impairment          | 7        |
| Other                      | 7        |
| None of the above          | 308      |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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## Q15B. Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Other Greenspaces?

| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| abs                        | %        |
| Yes                        |          |
| 45                         | 54       |
| No                         |          |
| 38                         | 46       |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 82                         | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 94                         | 130      |

## Q15A. Do You Consider Yourself To Have Any Of The Following Disabilities Or Health Problems?

| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| abs                      | % abs      |
| Mobility disability      | 6          |
| Physical disability      | 5          |
| Mental health problem    | 3          |
| Hearing impairment       | 2          |
| Visual impairment        | 6          |
| Other                    | -          |
| None of the above        | 381        |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

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Q15b. Does your disability affect your use of woodlands \ forests or other greenspaces?
WORKING STATUS
RELIGION
PROTESTAN
RETIRED
STUDENT UNEMPLOYE
TIME
T
CATHOLIC
OTHER
FULL 
PART 
TIME
HOUSEWIFE 
(FULL TIME)
D
abs
% abs
%
abs
% abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%
abs
%  
Yes
10
48
2
20
5
43
51
58
-
-
31
51
50
53
33
52
15
46
No
10
52
6
80
7
57
37
42
3
100
30
49
44
47
31
48
18
54
Sample Size
20 100
8 100
13
100
88 100
3
100
61
100
95
100
64
100
34
100
Sample Size (Unweighted)
22
9
15
112
3
63
112
72
40
  

## Q15C. In Which Of The Following Ways Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Greenspaces?

|                                                    |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                                              | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| abs                                                | %    | abs    | %     | abs   | %     | abs      | %     |
| Lack of suitable paths around the                  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 47                                                 | 47   | 19     | 42    | 28    | 52    | -        | -     |
| Lack of accessible facilities, e.g. toilets, cafe, |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| visitor centre etc.                                |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 30                                                 | 31   | 18     | 38    | 13    | 24    | -        | -     |
| Lack of information in a suitable format for your  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| disability                                         |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 19                                                 | 20   | 11     | 25    | 8     | 15    | -        | -     |
| Lack of public transport to the woodland\forest    |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| or other green space                               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 17                                                 | 17   | 9      | 20    | 7     | 14    | -        | -     |
| Lack of information to help inform a visit to the  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 8                                                  | 8    | 4      | 9     | 3     | 6     | -        | -     |
| Lack of suitable activities at the                 |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 8                                                  | 8    | 3      | 7     | 4     | 8     | -        | -     |
| Attitude of staff at the woodland\forest or        |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| other green space                                  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 7                                                  | 7    | 3      | 6     | 4     | 7     | -        | -     |
| Lack of information at the woodland\forest or      |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| other green space                                  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 6                                                  | 6    | 4      | 9     | 2     | 4     | -        | -     |
| Attitude of other visitors at the                  |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 3                                                  | 3    | 2      | 4     | 1     | 3     | -        | -     |
| Other, please specify                              | 25   | 26     | 10    | 23    | 15    | 28       | -     |
| Sample Size                                        | 99   | 100    | 46    | 100   | 53    | 100      | -     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 117  | 51     | 66    | -     | 4     | 14       | 41    |

## Q15C. In Which Of The Following Ways Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Greenspaces?

| SOCIAL GRADE                                       | MARITAL STATUS   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER                                |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI                                |                  |
| ABC1                                               | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING                                     |                  |
| NO                                                 |                  |
| WITH PARTNER                                       | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                                                |                  |
| abs                                                | %                |
| Lack of suitable paths around the                  |                  |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |                  |
| 17                                                 | 53               |
| Lack of accessible facilities, e.g. toilets, cafe, |                  |
| visitor centre etc.                                |                  |
| 11                                                 | 36               |
| Lack of information in a suitable format for your  |                  |
| disability                                         |                  |
| 2                                                  | 7                |
| Lack of public transport to the woodland\forest    |                  |
| or other green space                               |                  |
| 1                                                  | 2                |
| Lack of information to help inform a visit to the  |                  |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |                  |
| 1                                                  | 2                |
| Lack of suitable activities at the                 |                  |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |                  |
| 1                                                  | 2                |
| Attitude of staff at the woodland\forest or        |                  |
| other green space                                  |                  |
| -                                                  | -                |
| Lack of information at the woodland\forest or      |                  |
| other green space                                  |                  |
| 1                                                  | 5                |
| Attitude of other visitors at the                  |                  |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |                  |
| -                                                  | -                |
| Other, please specify                              | 8                |
| Sample Size                                        | 31               |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 42               |

## Q15C. In Which Of The Following Ways Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Greenspaces?

| AREA 1                                             | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER)                         |          |
| WEST                                               | YES      |
| GREATER                                            |          |
| BELFAST                                            |          |
| REST OF NI                                         |          |
| BELFAST                                            |          |
| CITY                                               |          |
| NORTH                                              | SOUTH    |
| abs                                                | %        |
| Lack of suitable paths around the                  |          |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |          |
| 19                                                 | 43       |
| Lack of accessible facilities, e.g. toilets, cafe, |          |
| visitor centre etc.                                |          |
| 12                                                 | 26       |
| Lack of information in a suitable format for your  |          |
| disability                                         |          |
| 7                                                  | 17       |
| Lack of public transport to the woodland\forest    |          |
| or other green space                               |          |
| 6                                                  | 14       |
| Lack of information to help inform a visit to the  |          |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |          |
| 2                                                  | 5        |
| Lack of suitable activities at the                 |          |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |          |
| 2                                                  | 5        |
| Attitude of staff at the woodland\forest or        |          |
| other green space                                  |          |
| 3                                                  | 7        |
| Lack of information at the woodland\forest or      |          |
| other green space                                  |          |
| 3                                                  | 8        |
| Attitude of other visitors at the                  |          |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |          |
| 1                                                  | 3        |
| Other, please specify                              | 13       |
| Sample Size                                        | 45       |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 51       |

## Q15C. In Which Of The Following Ways Does Your Disability Affect Your Use Of Woodlands \ Forests Or Greenspaces?

| WORKING STATUS                                     | RELIGION   |
|----------------------------------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                                          |            |
| RETIRED                                            | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                                          |            |
| TIME                                               | T          |
| CATHOLIC                                           | OTHER      |
| FULL                                               | PART       |
| TIME                                               |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                                          |            |
| (FULL TIME)                                        | D          |
| abs                                                | % abs      |
| Lack of suitable paths around the                  |            |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |            |
| 6                                                  | 64         |
| Lack of accessible facilities, e.g. toilets, cafe, |            |
| visitor centre etc.                                |            |
| 5                                                  | 48         |
| Lack of information in a suitable format for your  |            |
| disability                                         |            |
| 3                                                  | 31         |
| Lack of public transport to the woodland\forest    |            |
| or other green space                               |            |
| 1                                                  | 12         |
| Lack of information to help inform a visit to the  |            |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |            |
| 1                                                  | 9          |
| Lack of suitable activities at the                 |            |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |            |
| 1                                                  | 12         |
| Attitude of staff at the woodland\forest or        |            |
| other green space                                  |            |
| -                                                  | -          |
| Lack of information at the woodland\forest or      |            |
| other green space                                  |            |
| -                                                  | -          |
| Attitude of other visitors at the                  |            |
| woodland\forest or other green space               |            |
| -                                                  | -          |
| Other, please specify                              | 1          |
| Sample Size                                        | 10 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)                           | 10         |
|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| GENDER                   | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| MALE                     | 485  | 49     | 485   | 100   | -     | -        | 61    |
| FEMALE                   | 515  | 51     | -     | -     | 515   | 100      | 81    |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |

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|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| AGE                      | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| 16-24                    | 142  | 14     | 61    | 13    | 81    | 16       | 142   |
| 25-34                    | 168  | 17     | 84    | 17    | 84    | 16       | -     |
| 35-49                    | 244  | 24     | 104   | 21    | 139   | 27       | -     |
| 50-64                    | 241  | 24     | 125   | 26    | 117   | 23       | -     |
| 65+                      | 205  | 21     | 111   | 23    | 94    | 18       | -     |
| Sample Size              | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| GENDER                   | abs              |
| MALE                     | 228              |
| FEMALE                   | 220              |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

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| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| AGE                      | abs              |
| 16-24                    | 64               |
| 25-34                    | 66               |
| 35-49                    | 108              |
| 50-64                    | 104              |
| 65+                      | 106              |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |
| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| GENDER                     | abs      |
| MALE                       | 188      |
| FEMALE                     | 202      |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| AGE                        | abs      |
| 16-24                      |          |
| 56                         | 14       |
| 25-34                      |          |
| 44                         | 11       |
| 35-49                      |          |
| 91                         | 23       |
| 50-64                      |          |
| 99                         | 26       |
| 65+                        |          |
| 100                        | 26       |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 390                        | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 399                        | 607      |
| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| GENDER                   | abs        |
| MALE                     | 229        |
| FEMALE                   | 172        |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

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| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| AGE                      | abs        |
| 16-24                    |            |
| 48                       | 12         |
| 25-34                    |            |
| 101                      | 25         |
| 35-49                    |            |
| 147                      | 37         |
| 50-64                    |            |
| 101                      | 25         |
| 65+                      |            |
| 5                        | 1          |
| Sample Size              |            |
| 401 100                  | 97 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |            |
| 364                      | 97         |
|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| ABC1                     |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 448                      | 45   | 228    | 47    | 220   | 43    | 64       | 45    |
| C2                       |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 256                      | 26   | 126    | 26    | 130   | 25    | 38       | 27    |
| DE                       |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 296                      | 30   | 132    | 27    | 164   | 32    | 40       | 28    |
| Sample Size              |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1000                     | 100  | 485    | 100   | 515   | 100   | 142      | 100   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1006                     | 472  | 534    | 94    | 156   | 222   | 267      | 267   |

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|                            |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|----------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                      | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| YES                        | 818  | 82     | 357   | 74    | 461   | 90       | 57    |
| NO                         | 182  | 18     | 128   | 26    | 54    | 10       | 85    |
| Sample Size                | 1000 | 100    | 485   | 100   | 515   | 100      | 142   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 1006 | 472    | 534   | 94    | 156   | 222      | 267   |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | abs              |
| ABC1                     | 448              |
| C2                       | -                |
| DE                       | -                |
| Sample Size              | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 501              |

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| SOCIAL GRADE               | MARITAL STATUS   |
|----------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER        |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI        |                  |
| ABC1                       | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING             |                  |
| NO                         |                  |
| WITH PARTNER               | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                        |                  |
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) | abs              |
| YES                        | 364              |
| NO                         | 84               |
| Sample Size                | 448              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 501              |
| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| SOCIAL GRADE               | abs      |
| ABC1                       |          |
| 234                        | 60       |
| C2                         |          |
| 71                         | 18       |
| DE                         |          |
| 85                         | 22       |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 390                        | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 399                        | 607      |

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| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) | abs      |
| YES                        | 310      |
| NO                         | 80       |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |
| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | abs        |
| ABC1                     | 205        |
| C2                       | 114        |
| DE                       | 81         |
| Sample Size              | 401 100    |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) | 364        |

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| WORKING STATUS             | RELIGION   |
|----------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                  |            |
| RETIRED                    | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                  |            |
| TIME                       | T          |
| CATHOLIC                   | OTHER      |
| FULL                       | PART       |
| TIME                       |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                  |            |
| (FULL TIME)                | D          |
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) | abs        |
| YES                        |            |
| 325                        | 81         |
| NO                         |            |
| 76                         | 19         |
| Sample Size                |            |
| 401 100                    | 97 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |            |
| 364                        | 97         |
|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| AREA 1                   | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| GREATER BELFAST          |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 390                      | 39   | 188    | 39    | 202   | 39    | 56       | 40    |
| REST OF NI               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 610                      | 61   | 297    | 61    | 313   | 61    | 86       | 60    |
| Sample Size              |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1000                     | 100  | 485    | 100   | 515   | 100   | 142      | 100   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1006                     | 472  | 534    | 94    | 156   | 222   | 267      | 267   |

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|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| AREA 2                   | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| BELFAST CITY             |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 230                      | 23   | 113    | 23    | 117   | 23    | 34       | 24    |
| NORTH                    |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 150                      | 15   | 79     | 16    | 72    | 14    | 20       | 14    |
| SOUTH                    |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 360                      | 36   | 165    | 34    | 196   | 38    | 51       | 36    |
| WEST                     |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 260                      | 26   | 129    | 27    | 131   | 25    | 37       | 26    |
| Sample Size              |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1000                     | 100  | 485    | 100   | 515   | 100   | 142      | 100   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1006                     | 472  | 534    | 94    | 156   | 222   | 267      | 267   |
| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| AREA 1                   | abs              |
| GREATER BELFAST          |                  |
| 234                      | 52               |
| REST OF NI               |                  |
| 214                      | 48               |
| Sample Size              |                  |
| 448                      | 100              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |                  |
| 501                      | 225              |

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| SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| AREA 2                   | abs              |
| BELFAST CITY             |                  |
| 148                      | 33               |
| NORTH                    |                  |
| 70                       | 16               |
| SOUTH                    |                  |
| 147                      | 33               |
| WEST                     |                  |
| 83                       | 19               |
| Sample Size              |                  |
| 448                      | 100              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |                  |
| 501                      | 225              |
| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| AREA 1                     | abs      |
| GREATER BELFAST            | 390      |
| REST OF NI                 | -        |
| Sample Size                | 390      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   | 399      |

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| AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| AREA 2                     | abs      |
| BELFAST CITY               |          |
| 230                        | 59       |
| NORTH                      |          |
| 38                         | 10       |
| SOUTH                      |          |
| 122                        | 31       |
| WEST                       |          |
| -                          | -        |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 390                        | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 399                        | 607      |
| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| AREA 1                   | abs        |
| GREATER BELFAST          |            |
| 135                      | 34         |
| REST OF NI               |            |
| 265                      | 66         |
| Sample Size              |            |
| 401 100                  | 97 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |            |
| 364                      | 97         |

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| WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| AREA 2                   | abs        |
| BELFAST CITY             |            |
| 82                       | 21         |
| NORTH                    |            |
| 70                       | 17         |
| SOUTH                    |            |
| 167                      | 42         |
| WEST                     |            |
| 82                       | 20         |
| Sample Size              |            |
| 401 100                  | 97 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |            |
| 364                      | 97         |
|                          |      |        |       |       |       | GENDER   | AGE   |
|--------------------------|------|--------|-------|-------|-------|----------|-------|
| TOTAL                    | MALE | FEMALE | 16-24 | 25-34 | 35-49 | 50-64    | 65+   |
| RELIGION                 | abs  | %      | abs   | %     | abs   | %        | abs   |
| PROTESTANT               |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 420                      | 42   | 206    | 43    | 214   | 41    | 48       | 34    |
| CATHOLIC                 |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 410                      | 41   | 180    | 37    | 230   | 45    | 65       | 46    |
| OTHER                    |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 170                      | 17   | 99     | 20    | 71    | 14    | 29       | 20    |
| Sample Size              |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1000                     | 100  | 485    | 100   | 515   | 100   | 142      | 100   |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |      |        |       |       |       |          |       |
| 1006                     | 472  | 534    | 94    | 156   | 222   | 267      | 267   | | SOCIAL GRADE             | MARITAL STATUS   |
|--------------------------|------------------|
| CHIEF INCOME EARNER      |                  |
| SINGLE\SEPERATED\WI      |                  |
| ABC1                     | C2               |
| MARRIED\LIVING           |                  |
| NO                       |                  |
| WITH PARTNER             | DOWED\DIVORCED   |
| YES                      |                  |
| RELIGION                 | abs              |
| PROTESTANT               |                  |
| 179                      | 40               |
| CATHOLIC                 |                  |
| 173                      | 39               |
| OTHER                    |                  |
| 95                       | 21               |
| Sample Size              |                  |
| 448                      | 100              |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |                  |
| 501                      | 225              | | AREA 1                     | AREA 2   |
|----------------------------|----------|
| MAIN SHOPPER (HOUSEKEEPER) |          |
| WEST                       | YES      |
| GREATER                    |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| REST OF NI                 |          |
| BELFAST                    |          |
| CITY                       |          |
| NORTH                      | SOUTH    |
| RELIGION                   | abs      |
| PROTESTANT                 |          |
| 196                        | 50       |
| CATHOLIC                   |          |
| 98                         | 25       |
| OTHER                      |          |
| 96                         | 25       |
| Sample Size                |          |
| 390                        | 100      |
| Sample Size (Unweighted)   |          |
| 399                        | 607      | | WORKING STATUS           | RELIGION   |
|--------------------------|------------|
| PROTESTAN                |            |
| RETIRED                  | STUDENT    |
| UNEMPLOYE                |            |
| TIME                     | T          |
| CATHOLIC                 | OTHER      |
| FULL                     | PART       |
| TIME                     |            |
| HOUSEWIFE                |            |
| (FULL TIME)              | D          |
| RELIGION                 | abs        |
| PROTESTANT               |            |
| 150                      | 38         |
| CATHOLIC                 |            |
| 176                      | 44         |
| OTHER                    |            |
| 74                       | 18         |
| Sample Size              |            |
| 401 100                  | 97 100     |
| Sample Size (Unweighted) |            |
| 364                      | 97         |