Join us in helping 40-spotted pardalotes survive and thrive

Your Name

Residential Address

Not a resident? - What is the address of your land on Bruny?

Contact Phone Number

Email

example@example.com

Is your land registered for conservation?

Do you have nest boxes on your land?

How many nest boxes do you have?

	Number
Pardalote boxes
Swift parrot boxes
Others

Are you interested in taking part in a monitoring program for Forty-spotted pardalotes and Swift parrots?

I am interested because (please select all that apply)

I have 40-spotted pardalotes on my property Swift parrots visit my property I have suitable habitat for 40-spotted pardalotes I have suitable habitat for Swift parrots I'd like to monitor birds on my property I'd like to help monitor birds elsewhere I'd like to establish habitat on my property Other (please specify below)

If you indicated "other", please specify why you are interested.

2nd Monitoring Workshop

1pm - 4pm Saturday 18 September

Barnes Bay CWA Hall

We are excited to hold another workshop focusing on identifying and monitoring our little, but endangered friend - the Forty-spotted pardalote.
It is specifically structured for people who have (or would like to have) next boxes on their land.
Sally Bryant - Tasmania's indomitable warrior for the 40-spot - will lead us through:

how to positively ID the 40-spot by sight and call
what to watch for to see if the nest box is being used to fledge chicks
how to record your observations and share them with the recovery team

This will help us build a better picture of population trends, and help us work out how to help this plucky little bird SURVIVE and THRIVE.

Please indicate your interest in the workshop or the program

Other activities

It is intended to undertake a number of other activites as part of this program. If you are interested in participating or finding out more, please indicate your interest by completing the question below.

I am interested in (please tick one or more of the options below)

Monitoring cameras on my property Receiving advice on revegetation Recovery activity on public land Field days/workshops Receiving regular update on the program Participating in discussions