"Sea" Beyond the Sea

Investigating the secrets of environmental conservation glasses

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Questionnaire Analysis

Through surveying (how many ppl), We investigate the public’s understanding of marine conservation and eco-friendly products. This questionnaire reflects the public's opinion and understanding of our topic, as well as the current situation and trends regarding the social phenomena. At the same time, this survey research helps us conduct quantitative data research and obtain information and statistics that cannot be proven by qualitative research. In this form, we focus on environmental issues. Through basic questions about environmental awareness, we extend the questions to the public's purchase intention and opinions on friendly products. Overall, we wanted to use this survey as a way to understand society's understanding of our topic.

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From the first question on the form, “How much do you know about environment conservation?” 46% of respondents believe they have a moderate understanding, rating themselves three out of five. Within this 46.5% age group, the highest percentage is in the 13-18 and 26-35 ranges, while the lowest is in the 19-25 and 65+ ranges. For the second question, “Do you think fishing nets take a short time to decompose in the ocean?” The correct answer is 600 years. Among 200 respondents, there are 38% (57 people) respondents answered correctly. For the respondent who rates their understanding of environment conservation at 5 out of 4, the accuracy rate is approximately 90%. The respondent who rates themselves at 5 out of 5 accuracy rate is approximately 95%. This analysis shows a positive proportional between the accuracy of responses and the self-perceived level of understanding of environmental conservation among the general public. After the analysis, we can see that people could understand the concept of environmental conservation if the majority of respondents were students. Under the promotion of Taiwan's environmental education law, schools raise environmental awareness to students through classes. Through the educational process, students gain awareness, attitudes, skills, and values related to environmental protection and improvement. Therefore, under this educational background, even though most of the respondents are students, they can answer correctly and have a certain level of knowledge about environmental conservation.

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In the survey data shows respondents think about the impact of fishing net activities on the ocean for a rating scale of 1 to 5. Most of the people had chosen the higher level of 3 to 5. For people who chose 4 and 5, the percentage will be 45.5% and 39%. This demonstrates most people believe the fishing net will burden the ocean. The respondents are individuals living in Taiwan, Taiwan surrounded by the sea and with a fishing industry. Taiwanese are familiar with the topic of ocean-related dilemmas. We are influenced by news, newspapers, and magazines. This is why it is reflected in the survey results.

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