The social survey was developed by the USDA Forest Service in cooperation with the University of Tennessee. Fall 2000 tabular digital data Salt Lake City, UT USDA Forest Service Chapter 7, social (p.175-187). This data set was used to collect social survey data for the SFRA SOCIO2 chapter. The data set was derived from a social survey of randomly selected households in the 13 state region and conducted by the University of Tennessee as part of the National Survey of Recreation and the Environment. The purpose of the data was to understand the residents' attitudes and values toward forests and their management. 2000 publication date Complete None planned -108.021737 -74.773082 39.961128 23.664456 social survey data demographic cultural society Cultural, society and demographic none none Michael Tarrant Warnell School of Forest Resources Associate Professor mailing and physical address

I-309 Warnell School of Forest Resources

Athens GA 30602-2152 USA 706-583-0901 706-542-8356 tarrant@smokey.forestry.uga.edu Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 8.3.0.800 Metadata imported. L:\forest\sfra\SFRA_metadata\export_metadata\mtarrant\x_socio2.xml socio2 survey data OID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. RESPNUM Respondent identifier Measurement level: Scale PLACE Rural or urban residence Rural or urban residence (1.0) = Near-urban (2.0)= Rural (3.00)= Urban (9M)= Refused (8M)= Don't know Measurement Level: Ordinal AGE Age group Age group (1.0)= 16-24 years old (2.0)= 25-49 years old (3.0)= 50+ years old (9 M)= Refused (8 M)= Don't know Measurement Level: Ordinal Q563A Survey Question asked: How many years have you lived in your town? Number of Years (-99 M)= Refused (-98 M)= Don't know Measurement Level: Interval SFRA1 Survey Question asked: Do you, or your spouse, own any rural land of 10 acres or more? (1)= Yes (0)= No (9 M)= Refused (8 M)= Don't know Measurement Level: Ordinal Q569 Gender (1)= Male (2)= Female (8 M)= Don't know (9 M)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal RACE White or nonwhite (1)= White (2)= Nonwhite (8 M)= Don't know (9 M)= Refused Measurement Level: Ordinal CODE Region of the South (1)= Hot Continental (2)= Sub-tropical (non-coastal) (3)= Subtropical (coastal) (4)= Prairie (5)= Tropical/ subtropical (6)= Steppe (7)= Savanna (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: Ordinal WOODPU Survey Question asked: How important is wood products for public forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal CLEANPU Survey Question asked: How important is clean air for public forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal SCENICPU Survey Question asked: How important is scenic beauty for public forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal HERITPU Survey Question asked: How important is heritage for public forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M) Missing Measurement Level: ordinal WOODPR Survey Question asked: How important is wood products for private forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal CLEANPR Survey Question asked: How important is clean air for private forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal SCENICPR Survey Question asked: How important is scenic beauty for private forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal HERITPR Survey Question asked: How important is heritage for private forests? (1)= Ranked as most important (2)= Ranked as 2nd important (3)= Ranked as 3rd important (4)= Ranked as least importance (8 M)= Missing Measurement Level: ordinal SFRA5 Survey Question asked: Public forests should provide wood products such as timber? (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA6 Survey Question asked: Public forests should provide clean air and water. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA7 Survey Question asked: Public forests should provide scenic beauty. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA8 Survey Question asked: Public forests should preserve the cultural and natural. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA9 Survey Question asked: Private forests should provide wood products such as timber. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA10 Survey Question asked: Private forests should provide clean air and water. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA11 Survey Question asked: Private forests should provide scenic beauty. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal SFRA12 Survey Question asked: Private forests should preserve the cultural and natural. (1)= Strongly agree (2)= Somewhat agree (3)= Neither agree nor disagree (4)= Somewhat disagree (5)= Strongly disagree (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal ENV2 Survey Question asked: Spending too much on the environment. (1)= Too much (2)= Too little (3)= About the right amount (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal ENV3 Survey Question asked: Laws and regulations gone too far. (1)= Too far (2)= Not far enough (3)= About the right balance (8)= Don't know (9)= Refused Measurement level: Ordinal MODNEP Survey Question asked: Modified NEP scale Modified NEP scale (-99 M)= Missing Measurement Level: Interval USDA-Forest Service Mr. John Pye Ecologist mailing and physical address

3041 E. Cornwallis Road

Research Triangle Park NC 27709 USA (919).549.4013 jpye@fs.fed.us Downloadable Data Data Content and Use Disclaimer The USDA Forest Service, Southern Forest Resource Assessment or SFRA, provides data to users of digital geographic data. The USDA Forest Service is in no way condoning or endorsing the application of these data for any given purpose. It is the sole responsibility of the user to determine whether or not the data is suitable for the intended purpose. It is also the obligation of the user to apply the data in an appropriate and conscientious manner. The USDA Forest Service provides no warranty, nor accepts any liability occurring from any incomplete, incorrect, or misleading data, or from any incorrect, incomplete, or misleading use of the data. Much of the USDA Forest Service data is based on and maintained with Arc Info and Arc View Software developed by the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI). In addition, much of the information presented uses conventions and terms popularized by Arc Info and Arc View and their user community. USDA Forest Service in no way represents the interests of ESRI nor acts as an agent for them. dbf 20030619 USDA-Forest Service John M. Pye Ecologist mailing and physical address

3041 E. Cornwallis Road

Research Triangle Park NC 27709 USA 919-549-4013 jpye@fs.fed.us FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 local time http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/econ/ http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.html ESRI Metadata Profile