eniors at the University of Washington have asked for help getting participants to answer a survey on Climate Change, and outreach. Can you please take five minutes to answer a survey, and share the link with friends and family, over age 18, who might answer as well?
An Environmental Studies Major at the University of Washington is doing research aimed at identifying trends, based on demographic factors, attitudes about the environment, and interest in participation in the legislative process. She has assembled a survey and needs participants to gather information for her report.
Now, through October 16th, the Small Business Association (SBA) wants comments from small businesses on ways unnecessary or ineffective SBA rules and regulations have impacted the growth and vibrancy of their emerging companies. On the SBA website, they want your stories.
The Woodland Park Zoo is holding a public poll through its website (click here,) to give the newly born, male snow leopard a name. The poll closes on Sunday, August 20th.
As the Seattle Public Library goes through the process of upgrading its website, to make it easier to use and to evolve to meet patron needs, they need input about drafts of new website designs. The public can view a short video (about 5 minutes,) and comment on the designs on the SPL website.
The Woodland Park Zoo (WPZ,) founded in 1899 and known for its efforts to save animals and their habitats through conservation leadership and engaging experiences, is asking for community advice on planning its next major exhibit. Out of the 92-acres it manages, WPZ has an opportunity to redevelop 3.4-acres of the Tropical Asia zone, that formerly housed elephants, and they want to know what the community of supporters to their mission of preservation, conservation and stewardship want to see in the space.
The Seattle Public Utilities and King County Wastewater Treatment are asking for input, by August 24th, on potential environmental effects for the Ship Canal Water Quality Project.
In early 2016, the Sound Transit Link Light Rail will connect Capitol Hill and the University District with Downtown Seattle, the Rainier Valley and Sea-Tac Airport. King County METRO Transit has proposed changes to its service to improve, and streamline, our mobility options.
METRO King County Transit invites customers to give thoughts on the bus service they provide with a survey, available in English and Spanish, being conducted through May 10th.
The City of Seattle survey on the Pedestrian Zone Mapping Project has been extended to March 31st, to allow people time to review materials and answer the survey questions.
