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Afternoon autumn sunshine in a wood
Autumnal sunshine through the trees

Autumnwatch is here

Last year over 21,000 people took part in what was the biggest ever survey into the arrival of Autumn, and in 2006 it's happening again.

Autumnwatch is run by the ´óÏó´«Ã½ in association with the UK Phenology Network and the Woodlands Trust. The Phenology is the study of seasonal timing of life cycle events. The survey helps spot the arrival of six autumn regulars, over time this will help measure any decline.

What are the key things to look out for?

• First ripe blackberries
• First ripe hawthorn berries
• Last seen swift
• First ripe conker
• First flowering of ivy
• First tint of oak

What happens next?
All the information collected will be added to over 300 years of observations and research of climate change. So, all your completed surveys will help to build a better understanding of our seasons and help wildlife thrive in the UK.

How can I get involved?
Just call Interaction on 0845 300 9898 or fill in the contact form, and CSV will send you one of the Autumnwatch survey cards for you to get started.

Signs of autumn are developing, so let’s get spotting!

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