Mountain bikers enjoy the trails in Santiago Oaks Regional Park. Take a quick survey to let the County of Orange know your thoughts on local parks and programs, restoration, and volunteer opportunities.
Irvine Ranch Conservancy partners with local landowners including OC Parks to help care for Orange County’s precious natural resources. As part of the OC Parks Strategic Plan update, the public is invited to take a brief survey that will help OC Parks identify the public’s interests and priorities for 60,000 acres of regional, wilderness, historical, and coastal areas. Public programs and open space accessibility are vital components of the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks, and the OC Parks survey is a fantastic opportunity to have a voice in the future of the local lands!
To take the OC Parks Strategic Planning Survey click here. Please note the survey closes on Sunday, June 25.
Irvine Ranch Conservancy partners with local landowners including OC Parks to help care for Orange County’s precious natural resources. As part of the OC Parks Strategic Plan update, the public is invited to take a brief survey that will help OC Parks identify the public’s interests and priorities for 60,000 acres of regional, wilderness, historical, and coastal areas. Public programs and open space accessibility are vital components of the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks, and the OC Parks survey is a fantastic opportunity to have a voice in the future of the local lands!
To take the OC Parks Strategic Planning Survey click here. Please note the survey closes on Sunday, June 25.
A poppy in OC Parks' Fremont Canyon Preserve. “This is a unique opportunity for citizens who care about OC Parks to provide feedback that will have an impact on our agency and the many programs and volunteer opportunities we offer,” Operations Manager of the Irvine Ranch Open Space, John Gump said. “This survey will help us keep a finger on the pulse of what the community values and what they are looking for in our parks system.”
Data collected from the surveys will help guide both short and long term plans for OC Parks, and will directly impact the planning strategies for restoration, stewardship, recreation, and interpretive activities. Taking the survey gives the community an opportunity to voice their opinion about the future of OC Parks and help steer the direction of the organization.
Data collected from the surveys will help guide both short and long term plans for OC Parks, and will directly impact the planning strategies for restoration, stewardship, recreation, and interpretive activities. Taking the survey gives the community an opportunity to voice their opinion about the future of OC Parks and help steer the direction of the organization.
“We serve the public and are invested in what the community wants,” Gump said. “We do our best to offer a variety of recreational opportunities while carefully stewarding OC’s rich natural and cultural resources for future generations to enjoy. We want people who care about the future of OC Parks, including the Irvine Ranch Open Space, to take this survey and let us know what’s important to them. We’re really looking forward to hearing from nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. We want to know what they love and what they’re looking to improve in OC Parks.”
You are encouraged to pass this survey along to fellow community members! The survey was developed by OC Parks and KH Consulting Group, and all survey submissions and related contact information are kept completely confidential. Survey results will be shared with the County of Orange only, and will be used to help shape the vision of OC Parks and the future of Orange County’s natural resources.
For more information about the public programs offered on the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks visit www.LetsGoOutside.org.
You are encouraged to pass this survey along to fellow community members! The survey was developed by OC Parks and KH Consulting Group, and all survey submissions and related contact information are kept completely confidential. Survey results will be shared with the County of Orange only, and will be used to help shape the vision of OC Parks and the future of Orange County’s natural resources.
For more information about the public programs offered on the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks visit www.LetsGoOutside.org.
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