Feedback form - Census of Environment - Urban ecosystem accounts

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Section 1: General data needs

In order to better answer the following questions please refer to the 2021 infographic explaining ecosystem change in Canada: Accounting for ecosystem change in Canada: Selected findings from Human Activity and the Environment, 2021

We would love your input, whether you work for a regional or municipal government, or whether you're interested in municipal-level data for any other reason. For this reason, "your municipality" can be defined as any municipality in which you are interested.

1. Does your municipality currently compile natural capital accounts or related environmental statistics?

Yes

Don't know

Please specify

3. Please indicate in the table below, by which geographic areas would it be useful to aggregate environmental data. Select all that apply.

	Very useful	Useful	Somewhat useful	Not at all useful	Not applicable
a. Census subdivision (municipalities)	a. Census subdivision (municipalities) - Very useful	a. Census subdivision (municipalities) - Useful	a. Census subdivision (municipalities) - Somewhat useful	a. Census subdivision (municipalities) - Not at all useful	a. Census subdivision (municipalities) - Not applicable
b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions)	b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions) - Very useful	b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions) - Useful	b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions) - Somewhat useful	b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions) - Not at all useful	b. Ecological areas (e.g., ecoregions) - Not applicable
c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density)	c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density) - Very useful	c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density) - Useful	c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density) - Somewhat useful	c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density) - Not at all useful	c. Population centres (census geography for urban areas aggregated based on population density) - Not applicable
d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract)	d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract) - Very useful	d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract) - Useful	d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract) - Somewhat useful	d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract) - Not at all useful	d. Small area census geography within municipalities (e.g., dissemination area or census tract) - Not applicable
e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area)	e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area) - Very useful	e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area) - Useful	e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area) - Somewhat useful	e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area) - Not at all useful	e. Urban or settled areas based on earth observation data from land cover assessments (i.e., boundaries based on the physical footprint of the urban area, contiguous built-up area) - Not applicable
f. Watersheds (drainage areas)	f. Watersheds (drainage areas) - Very useful	f. Watersheds (drainage areas) - Useful	f. Watersheds (drainage areas) - Somewhat useful	f. Watersheds (drainage areas) - Not at all useful	f. Watersheds (drainage areas) - Not applicable

4. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional geographic areas it would be useful to aggregate environmental data by, that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

5. Please indicate the level of importance of the different types of data products and tools listed in the table below:

	Very important	Important	Somewhat important	Not at all important	Not applicable
a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations)	a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations) - Very important	a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations) - Important	a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations) - Somewhat important	a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations) - Not at all important	a. Data analytical tools (i.e., ability to perform simple calculations) - Not applicable
b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables)	b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables) - Very important	b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables) - Important	b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables) - Somewhat important	b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables) - Not at all important	b. Data tables (i.e., aggregated estimates, with ability to select variables) - Not applicable
c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts)	c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts) - Very important	c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts) - Important	c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts) - Somewhat important	c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts) - Not at all important	c. Data visualization tools (i.e., ability to create graphs, and charts) - Not applicable
d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map)	d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map) - Very important	d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map) - Important	d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map) - Somewhat important	d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map) - Not at all important	d. Interactive maps (i.e., ability to select data to display on the map) - Not applicable
e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data)	e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data) - Very important	e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data) - Important	e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data) - Somewhat important	e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data) - Not at all important	e. Microdata files (i.e., individual records, non-aggregated data) - Not applicable
f. Spatial data files	f. Spatial data files - Very important	f. Spatial data files - Important	f. Spatial data files - Somewhat important	f. Spatial data files - Not at all important	f. Spatial data files - Not applicable
g. Static charts	g. Static charts - Very important	g. Static charts - Important	g. Static charts - Somewhat important	g. Static charts - Not at all important	g. Static charts - Not applicable
h. Static maps	h. Static maps - Very important	h. Static maps - Important	h. Static maps - Somewhat important	h. Static maps - Not at all important	h. Static maps - Not applicable

6. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional types of data products and tools that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

Section 2: Rating of data needs

7. Please indicate in the table below the level of importance of the following issues related to urban ecosystems (see definition below).

Definition: Urban ecosystems are ecosystems where people live in high densities or those where built infrastructure covers a large proportion of the land.

	Very important	Important	Somewhat important	Not at all important	Not applicable
a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air)	a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air) - Very important	a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air) - Important	a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air) - Somewhat important	a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air) - Not at all important	a. Air quality (e.g., ecosystem services related to air filtration, access to clean air) - Not applicable
b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature)	b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Very important	b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Important	b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Somewhat important	b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Not at all important	b. Climate change issues (e.g., incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Not applicable
c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth)	c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth) - Very important	c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth) - Important	c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth) - Somewhat important	c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth) - Not at all important	c. Land conversion (e.g., conversion of other land types to urban, rate of urban growth) - Not applicable
d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment)	d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment) - Very important	d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment) - Important	d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment) - Somewhat important	d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment) - Not at all important	d. Population characteristics (e.g., population density, age, gender, employment) - Not applicable
e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities)	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Very important	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Important	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Somewhat important	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Not at all important	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Not applicable
f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation)	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Very important	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Important	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Somewhat important	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Not at all important	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Not applicable
g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage)	g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Very important	g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Important	g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Somewhat important	g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Not at all important	g. Water (e.g., ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Not applicable

8. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional issues related to urban ecosystems that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

9. Please indicate in the table below your preference of data aggregation for each of the issues related to urban ecosystems and natural capital.

	I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	Not applicable
a. Air quality (e.g., Ecosystem services related to air filtration, Access to clean air)	a. Air quality (e.g., Ecosystem services related to air filtration, Access to clean air) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	a. Air quality (e.g., Ecosystem services related to air filtration, Access to clean air) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	a. Air quality (e.g., Ecosystem services related to air filtration, Access to clean air) - Not applicable
b. Climate change issues (e.g., Incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature)	b. Climate change issues (e.g., Incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	b. Climate change issues (e.g., Incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	b. Climate change issues (e.g., Incidence and risk of natural disasters and response, Urban temperature) - Not applicable
c. Land conversion (e.g., Conversion of other land types to urban, Rate of urban growth)	c. Land conversion (e.g., Conversion of other land types to urban, Rate of urban growth) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	c. Land conversion (e.g., Conversion of other land types to urban, Rate of urban growth) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	c. Land conversion (e.g., Conversion of other land types to urban, Rate of urban growth) - Not applicable
d. Population characteristics (e.g., Population density, Age, Gender, Employment)	d. Population characteristics (e.g., Population density, Age, Gender, Employment) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	d. Population characteristics (e.g., Population density, Age, Gender, Employment) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	d. Population characteristics (e.g., Population density, Age, Gender, Employment) - Not applicable
e. Quality of life and health (e.g., Proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities)	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., Proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., Proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	e. Quality of life and health (e.g., Proximity to green space, recreation areas, natural amenities) - Not applicable
f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., Ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation)	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., Ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., Ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	f. Sustainability and Natural Capital (e.g., Ecosystem extent, condition, services, biodiversity, landscape fragmentation) - Not applicable
g. Water (e.g., Ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage)	g. Water (e.g., Ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - I prefer detailed data specific to my municipality	g. Water (e.g., Ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - I prefer data that is comparable with other municipalities (in the province, Canada, or internationally)	g. Water (e.g., Ecosystem services related to water provisioning, quality, filtration, runoff and storage) - Not applicable

10. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional issues related to urban ecosystems and natural capital that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

11. Please indicate in the table below the level of importance of the following types of ecosystem information for your data needs / the data needs of your organization.

	Very important	Important	Somewhat important	Not at all important	Not applicable
a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment)	a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment) - Very important	a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment) - Important	a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment) - Somewhat important	a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment) - Not at all important	a. Classification of urban areas based on characteristics relevant to people (i.e., vulnerability to natural disasters, building types, or other characteristics of the built environment) - Not applicable
b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection)	b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Very important	b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Important	b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Somewhat important	b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Not at all important	b. Classification of urban areas based on ecosystem structure, function, and natural benefits provided by the ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Not applicable
c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas)	c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas) - Very important	c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas) - Important	c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas) - Somewhat important	c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas) - Not at all important	c. Estimates of the monetary value of individual natural assets (i.e., blue, or green areas) - Not applicable
d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection)	d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Very important	d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Important	d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Somewhat important	d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Not at all important	d. Estimates of the monetary value of natural benefits provided by ecosystems to people (i.e., water filtration, climate regulation, recreation, flood protection) - Not applicable
e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation	e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation - Very important	e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation - Important	e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation - Somewhat important	e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation - Not at all important	e. Flows of water, water provisioning and ecological regulation - Not applicable
f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location.	f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location. - Very important	f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location. - Important	f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location. - Somewhat important	f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location. - Not at all important	f. Spatial data (i.e., raster, vector, and/or gridded for geospatial analysis) on urban greenness linked to a specific geographic location. - Not applicable
g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces	g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces - Very important	g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces - Important	g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces - Somewhat important	g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces - Not at all important	g. Spatial data on urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) surfaces - Not applicable
h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land	h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land - Very important	h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land - Important	h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land - Somewhat important	h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land - Not at all important	h. Spatial data on surface temperatures of land - Not applicable
i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas	i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas - Very important	i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas - Important	i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas - Somewhat important	i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas - Not at all important	i. Trends in greenness (general indicator of vegetation cover) aggregated by urban areas - Not applicable
j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas	j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas - Very important	j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas - Important	j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas - Somewhat important	j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas - Not at all important	j. Trends in surface temperature of land aggregated by urban areas - Not applicable
k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area	k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area - Very important	k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area - Important	k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area - Somewhat important	k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area - Not at all important	k. Trends in urban land cover types, such as 'green' (vegetation), 'blue' (water), and 'grey' (unvegetated, including built-up) aggregated by urban area - Not applicable

12. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional types of ecosystem information that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

13. Please indicate in the table below, the level of importance of the following types of ecosystem services to your data needs / the data needs of your organization.

	Very important	Important	Somewhat important	Not at all important	Not applicable
a. Air filtration	a. Air filtration - Very important	a. Air filtration - Important	a. Air filtration - Somewhat important	a. Air filtration - Not at all important	a. Air filtration - Not applicable
b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual)	b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual) - Very important	b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual) - Important	b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual) - Somewhat important	b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual) - Not at all important	b. Amenity services (i.e., cultural, aesthetic, spiritual) - Not applicable
c. Carbon storage and sequestration	c. Carbon storage and sequestration - Very important	c. Carbon storage and sequestration - Important	c. Carbon storage and sequestration - Somewhat important	c. Carbon storage and sequestration - Not at all important	c. Carbon storage and sequestration - Not applicable
d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature)	d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature) - Very important	d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature) - Important	d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature) - Somewhat important	d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature) - Not at all important	d. Local climate regulation (e.g., temperature) - Not applicable
e. Noise attenuation	e. Noise attenuation - Very important	e. Noise attenuation - Important	e. Noise attenuation - Somewhat important	e. Noise attenuation - Not at all important	e. Noise attenuation - Not applicable
f. Recreation	f. Recreation - Very important	f. Recreation - Important	f. Recreation - Somewhat important	f. Recreation - Not at all important	f. Recreation - Not applicable
g. Water provisioning	g. Water provisioning - Very important	g. Water provisioning - Important	g. Water provisioning - Somewhat important	g. Water provisioning - Not at all important	g. Water provisioning - Not applicable
h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding)	h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding) - Very important	h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding) - Important	h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding) - Somewhat important	h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding) - Not at all important	h. Water movement (i.e., flows, interception, runoff, flooding) - Not applicable
i. Water quality regulation	i. Water quality regulation - Very important	i. Water quality regulation - Important	i. Water quality regulation - Somewhat important	i. Water quality regulation - Not at all important	i. Water quality regulation - Not applicable

14. Excluding the above list, please specify if there are any additional types of ecosystem services that are important for your data needs or the data needs of your organization.

15. Please indicate in the table below, if you have data on the following ecosystem information that you can share with Statistics Canada.

	Yes	No	Not Applicable
a. Ecosystem conditions	a. Ecosystem conditions - Yes	a. Ecosystem conditions - No	a. Ecosystem conditions - Not Applicable
b. Ecosystem extent	b. Ecosystem extent - Yes	b. Ecosystem extent - No	b. Ecosystem extent - Not Applicable
c. Ecosystem services	c. Ecosystem services - Yes	c. Ecosystem services - No	c. Ecosystem services - Not Applicable
d. Methods of measurement	d. Methods of measurement - Yes	d. Methods of measurement - No	d. Methods of measurement - Not Applicable

16. Please specify if there is data on any additional ecosystem information you can share with Statistics Canada?

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Feedback form - Census of Environment - Urban ecosystem accounts

Section 1: General data needs

Section 2: Rating of data needs

Section 3: Contact information