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Species of the Month sightings form

Help us build a picture of Dorset's wildlife by completing this form, providing vital details about the state of species in Dorset to send to DERC (Dorset Environmental Records Centre). Your records will be sent to DERC on the understanding that the information provided by the recorder will be entered onto a computerised database and may be used for nature conservation, research, education or be available to the general public. Your sighting will also appear on our Species of the Month map. You can change your communications preference at any time by contacting us on 01202 692033.

When you have completed the form, click the Submit button. Please note that once submitted it can take up to an hour for your sighting to populate the map.

Your first name

This field will appear publicly on the map. Please use an initial if you would prefer your first name to not be displayed.

Your last name

Your email address

Date seen

Number seen

Species of the Month sighting

Select your species of the month map pin

Where did you see it?

Tell us about what you saw

Please tick here if you would like to be contacted by Dorset Wildlife Trust about conservation, wildlife, fundraising, news and other activities by email.

I agree to the terms of service.

Please tick to confirm you are happy for us to keep details of your sighting on our database and add it to our Species of the Month map on our website. In filling in this form and providing us with your email address you are consenting to us contacting you about your sighting.
Where appropriate we would like to pass on the details of your sighting to the Dorset Environmental Records Centre in order for it to be of use in local and national conservation projects. Please tick if you are happy for us to do this.
We will never give your information to any other organisation to use for their own purposes.
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