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Information for surveyors

Already taking part in a BTO survey? This page contains links to information that may help you with your surveying.

Contact your regional organiser

Find the contact details for the regional network organiser in your area.

Online surveys

Access your surveys via your My BTO page.

FAQs about online surveys

Tools and information

Develop your skills with our articles on survey skills.

  • How to read grid references
  • Species codes

    Species codes (PDF, 107.70 KB)
  • Health and safety information
  • Birdwatcher's Code

    Birdwatcher's Code (PDF, 167.20 KB)

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