Teaming With Wildlife Initiative Oversight Hearing Before the Subcommittee O
Teaming With Wildlife Initiative Oversight Hearing Before the Subcommittee O
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The Reaeation Roundtable's1996 survey of recreation participation and satisfaction allows us for the third consecutive year to determine what percentage of those participating over the past 12 months in an activity proposed for an excise tax also engaged in either wildlife viewing or bird watching. The study made clear that the American public looks to recreation for multiple benefits. The top overall motivations for participation in specific recreation activities are fun, fitness and family ti...me together. Time in a natural setting - including such motivations as wildlife viewing - ranks in the next tier of reasons for participation. Findings about participation of recreationists in activities proposed for taxes follows: 1 Primary Activitv Wildlife VIewina Bird Watchina 1 Picnicking 47% 42% Camping (all) 46% 23% Tent camping/campground 28% 14% Backpacking 27% 12% RV camping 12% 10% Mountain biking 11% 5% Canoeing 10% 9% Downhill skiing 8% 9% Cross-country skiing 6% 5% Off-road vehicle riding 16% 10% Rock climbing 9% 7% And, for comparative purposes, the percentages for activities which would not be taxed: Driving for pleasure 60% 51% Rigorous walking 73% 56% Swimming 55% 31% 96 Recreationists proposed to be taxed are generally satisfied with their present experiences, including opportunities for wildlife-associated activities, and do not appear to be very motivated to pay taxes for additional services.
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The Reaeation Roundtable's1996 survey of recreation participation and satisfaction allows us for the third consecutive year to determine what percentage of those participating over the past 12 months in an activity proposed for an excise tax also engaged in either wildlife viewing or bird watching. The study made clear that the American public looks to recreation for multiple benefits. The top overall motivations for participation in specific recreation activities are fun, fitness and family ti...me together. Time in a natural setting - including such motivations as wildlife viewing - ranks in the next tier of reasons for participation. Findings about participation of recreationists in activities proposed for taxes follows: 1 Primary Activitv Wildlife VIewina Bird Watchina 1 Picnicking 47% 42% Camping (all) 46% 23% Tent camping/campground 28% 14% Backpacking 27% 12% RV camping 12% 10% Mountain biking 11% 5% Canoeing 10% 9% Downhill skiing 8% 9% Cross-country skiing 6% 5% Off-road vehicle riding 16% 10% Rock climbing 9% 7% And, for comparative purposes, the percentages for activities which would not be taxed: Driving for pleasure 60% 51% Rigorous walking 73% 56% Swimming 55% 31% 96 Recreationists proposed to be taxed are generally satisfied with their present experiences, including opportunities for wildlife-associated activities, and do not appear to be very motivated to pay taxes for additional services.
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