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Nest box scheme email template

A wildlife scheme with the honest occupancy rate.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

People expect every box to be used and are disappointed. One in four is a strong occupancy rate for barn owls and reflects habitat rather than box quality.

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  • Brand name
  • Subject line
  • Preheader
  • Eyebrow
  • Headline
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From
Orwell Owl Group
Subject
About one box in four is used. That is a good rate
Preheader
We put up forty and eleven have owls.

Nest boxes

Eleven of forty boxes occupied, which is genuinely a good result

People expect every box to be used and are disappointed. One in four is a strong occupancy rate for barn owls and reflects habitat rather than box quality.

The numbers

Forty boxes over six years, eleven currently occupied, and three more used by kestrels. That is at the good end of what is typical.

What limits it

Rough grassland within about a kilometre. A perfect box in the wrong place stays empty for a decade, and habitat is the harder problem.

What is needed

Landowners with rough grass margins, and two people willing to learn to check boxes under licence, which takes a season.

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