Ground Swell - Location Observation Step 1 of 4 25% The Ground Swell location observation is a survey of an area that tells a story about litter. It’s a quick and simple 3 step assessment. Step 1: Location Details. Step 2: Litter Count. Step 3: Location Features. Please use the email contact below for any questions about the form: rebecca@take3.orgCompany NameContact NameContact NumberEmail(Required) Step 1: Location details and observations: Select your outdoor location, ideally an area that you operate in, or from. For this location observation, the area can take any shape and is roughly the area of six car park spots (48sqm). Location/addressAre you on public or private land? Public Private Do you know your GPS location? Yes Not sure Please include your GPS locationSite Type: (e.g. foreshore reserve)What do people use your chosen site for?How littered overall (please circle): No litter Slightly (little to no litter) Moderately (litter present) Very (lots of) Litter affected/accumulated by: Wind Visitors to site Animals (domestic) Local residents Animals (wild) Businesses None of the above Graffiti None Small Medium Large Main user groups present: Children Teenagers Adults Families Elderly Other Other user groups present: Step 2: Location features: Slowly walk around the location in a circuit and answer following true/false to the statements as you go. Use the time to observe other factors of interest and make notes in the space provided, e.g. you might note that it is an open area where litterers can be seen, or that some features need repair.Most of the location is clean and free of litter True False There seem to be enough bins here True False Bins here are easy to use by most people True False Bins are visible from all parts of the location True False Amenities are well maintained e.g. seats True False There are signs showing people what to do with their litter True False Signs are easy to read, undamaged and free of graffiti True False The penalties for littering here are clear True False Local agencies seem to be doing their bit to keep this place clean True False I am satisfied with litter prevention here True False Comments Step 3: Litter Count: Tally the number of each item for each litter type below that you see in this location observation area. Items in brackets are examples only, to be used as a guide. Please type in each total number tally into the fields below.Soft PlasticsSmall (confectionary wrappers)Medium (food packaging)Large (plastic bags)Total Soft Plastic (automatic calculation)Hard PlasticsSmall (bread ties, lollipop sticks, bottle tops etc)Medium (takeaway good containers)Large (water bottles larger than 1L)Total Hard Plastic (automatic calculation)GlassSmall (bottle fragments)Medium (bottles less than 1LLarge (bottles larger than 1L)Total Glass (automatic calculation)Sub Total - soft plastic, hard plastic, glass (automatic calculation)MetalSmall (foil container bits)Medium (aluminium cans)Large (BBQ foil tray)Total Metal (automatic calculation)Paper/CardboardSmall (tissues, serviettes)Medium (takeaway containers, paper bags)Large (newspapers)Total Paper/cardboard (automatic calculation)Other itemsCigarette buttsFoodMiscellaneousGumHazardousCloth/fabric/materialsTotal Other Items (automatic calculation)Sub Total - metal, paper/cardboard, other items (automatic calculation)Total items Please add up all the tallied amounts to work out the total number of itemsTotal items (automatic calculation)What are the 3 main littered items:Date Δ