Volume
36
Issue
6
Abstract
A community interest survey provided valuable information in planning a new educational Botanical Center. Master Gardener volunteers were vital in conducting the survey of 500 community residents. Survey participants favored a mix of continuing some existing Extension programs and adding new programs. New programs suggested included native and drought tolerant plants, water conservation, and reducing landscape maintenance costs and time. The survey showed public support for an entrance fee that was used exclusively for development of the Botanical Center.
Recommended Citation
Olsen, S., Amundsen, D., Anderson, D., & Guy, S. (1998). Community Interest Survey to Plan Utah Botanical Center. The Journal of Extension, 36(6), Article 16. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol36/iss6/16
