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A group tasked with developing a climate action plan for Peachland has launched a public survey.
The Climate Action Task Force is asking all Peachland residents to fill out the survey by Dec. 31.
Respondents who provide their email will be entered into a draw to win an emergency kit.
The 10-minute survey asks respondents whether climate change has affected them and what actions (from a checklist) a respondent would be willing to take to prepare for climate change and reduce climate pollution.
The survey also asks what actions the municipality should take.
“We will compile everyone's responses and use them to help us write Peachland's Climate Action Plan,” the task force writes in an introduction to the survey. “We will share a draft of that plan with the residents of Peachland for further feedback before preparing a version to send to Peachland council.”
The task force consists of five members from the public along with Coun. Rick Ingram.
The survey can be accessed here.
