A survey launched by Mosaic Forest Management on May 1st seeks to gather public input on a range of topics related to responsible recreation including illegal dumping, wildfire risks, impacts on wildlife, and gates. Mosaic welcomes responses from those who have camped, cut firewood, or recreated on Mosaic managed land located on Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast, and from those who may have never done so but have thoughts on outdoor recreation. The eight-minute online survey is open until May 23. Afterward, Mosaic will compile its findings and report back on what the public had to say. “This survey will guide Mosaic’s commitment to responsible forest stewardship—balancing public recreation with environmental protection,” said Steve Mjaaland, Manager of Forest Protection at Mosaic. For anyone interested in sharing their take on responsible recreation, gates and all, visit MosaicForests.com/Survey from now until May 23.