Climbing and Hillwalking participation survey

[Syeknom]

A survey on UK Climbing about diversity and barriers to participation in climbing and hillwalking (or potential participants if this has been something you have wanted to do but haven't).

"it has become obvious to researchers and organisations that there is a lack of available and high-quality data that tells us who is and who is not participating. You don't sign in to a National Park, the mountains.."

www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/inclusion_in_the_outdoors_a_survey-13471

I have completed it and suggested that their method of data collection asking for gender might not be the best, there is thankfully a free text box.

Theres another thread here

Walking/climbing organisations' inclusivity research - participants' sex not collated http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/4231437-Walking-climbing-organisations-inclusivity-research-participants-sex-not-collated

I've just seen, it's glad I wasn't alone in spotting it!

Oh, I thought this was a Bunbury thread.

Thanks, though, will do the survey.

Well, I suppose as this is a duplicate thread it could serve, Arabella.

[putting on hiking boots]
[stuffing various cakes into pockets]

Buns and cakes are an essential part of mountain sport participation! Also, flapjacks.

I did the survey and was very surprised to see no mention of cake, not even Kendal Mint Cake, which I thougth was de rigeur.

Kendal mint cake is locationist