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Butterfly count email template

A simple annual survey with the fifteen-minute commitment.

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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.

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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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We write twice a year about this. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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