Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has recommended that President Trump modify ten national monuments and allow activities such as hunting, fishing, or grazing that are currently restricted in some parks. What comes closest to your view about these activities at national monuments?

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has recommended that President Trump modify ten national monuments and allow activities such as hunting, fishing, or grazing that are currently restricted in some parks. What comes closest to your view about these activities at national monuments? Published on 19.09.2017 → Survey conducted on 19.09.2017 on 6172 U.S. adults

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No hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed at national monuments

42%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed, but heavily regulated

19%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed with moderate regulation

17%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed with no regulation

Other/Not sure

18%

No hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed at national monuments

42%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed, but heavily regulated

19%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed with moderate regulation

17%

Hunting, fishing, or grazing should be allowed with no regulation

Other/Not sure

18%

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