# Butterfly count email template

> Explore this butterfly count email template for education and research. Preview its story, three clear sections, and two actions.

Source: https://design.moosewave.com/templates/butterfly-count-email-template/

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# Butterfly count email template

A simple annual survey with the fifteen-minute commitment.
Illustrative example. Replace the fictional sender, dates, amounts, locations, and account details before use.
**Best for**
: A simple annual survey with the fifteen-minute commitment
**Structure**
: Campaign context · Headline and editorial premise · Three skimmable sections
**Style**
: catalogue · classic
**Industry fit**
: Education & research
Responsive design preview

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Message anatomy

## A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

This is the least demanding piece of citizen science that exists. Fifteen minutes in a sunny spot, counting what you see, once, and it produces a national dataset.

### What you can change

- Brand name
- Subject line
- Preheader
- Eyebrow
- Headline
- Supporting copy
- Primary action label
- Primary action URL

### What to keep clear

- Campaign context
- Headline and editorial premise
- Three skimmable sections
- Primary and secondary action
- Preference and unsubscribe footer
Complete starting copy

## Read it as text, not only as a picture.

**From**
: Newport Nature Watch
**Subject**
: Fifteen minutes, once, in the sunshine
**Preheader**
: That is the entire commitment.
Annual count

### Fifteen minutes, once, on a sunny day between July and August

This is the least demanding piece of citizen science that exists. Fifteen minutes in a sunny spot, counting what you see, once, and it produces a national dataset.

#### What to do

Pick a sunny spot, watch for fifteen minutes, and count the butterflies you see. A chart of eighteen species is on the page.

#### When

Any sunny day between mid-July and early August, between about eleven and four. Butterflies do not fly much outside that.

#### Why it matters

Two of the eighteen species have declined by more than half in twenty years, and this count is how that was known.
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