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NOOSA BOTANIC GARDENS MASTERPLAN · Attachment 1. Noosa Botanical Gardens Masterplan_683_SD_LR002_E - Final Plan
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• Integration and Climate Adaptation (51%).
Figure 1: Question 2: What design elements do you support?
Question 3: Which of the proposed improvements are the most important to you?
Please rank all options from 1 -8 where 1 is most important and 8 is least important
to you)
Question 2 enquired about level of support for design elements and Question 3
invited participants to rank in order of importance to them. The responses to this
question reveal a slightly different response, ranking Better integration with Lake
MacDonald P ark and provision of cool climate zones as the highest importance (Av.
rank of 6.08) with Enhancement of the botanical collections ranking lowest (Av.
rank of 3.20).
Taken together, the results from Question 2 and 3 may reveal that all design
elements proposed are supported and generally considered important to the
respondents.
Question 4: Tell us why these improvements are important to you?
Question 4 invited respondents to explain, in their own words, why the
improvements they selected mattered to them. These open -ended responses
highlight the balance the Master Plan will need to strike between strengthening the
botanical collections, improv ing infrastructure, enhancing maintenance, supporting
education and play, and ensuring accessible paths and wayfinding.
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