Community Wildlife Survey
(2010)

Survey Demonstration

This is a demonstration of the 2010 Community Wildlife Survey. The series of web pages in the demonstration corresponds closely to the actual survey except for -

• Some parameter substitutions.
• Error checking for valid town and/or postcode values on the enrollment screen has been disabled.
• The automatic bypass of enrollment screen for 2006 survey respondents is disabled. This screen always appears in the demonstration.
• Some common material which is dynamically added at the bottom of each survey page has been omitted. This is similar in content to the box below.
  

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• On each page the SUBMIT or START SURVEY button is disabled.
   

  
  
  A link has been inserted on each web page near the submit button to advance the demonstration. This text and link do not normally appear - the link is only for the demonstration.
• The maps display without any initial house marker and at default zoom. (Centred near Condobolin NSW using a whole of State view).
  This contrasts with the actual survey. If information from the previous 2006 survey is available, the map is centred on their house at a reasonable close zoom level. Additionally a house marker is already in place. For new respondents the information on the enrollment page is used to centre the map.

You may interact with each page. On the map pages, it is possible to add animal markers and then scroll to the bottom of the page to examine the data that would be submitted in non-demonstration mode.

Click here to start the demonstration.

Final information

This survey is part of a project to gather information about threatened species and threatening processes in NSW.
Site design, implementation and result analysis has been by the Scientific Services Division of the Department of Environment, Climate Change & Water (NSW).