Map your hedgehog sighting

Logging multiple hedgehogs?

The BIG Hedgehog map helps us to understand where hedgehogs are in the UK and where they are missing from. There is no need to log multiple hedgehogs in your garden, or to do so every night, but please continue to log each month/year if it’s the same location so that we can see if they are still coming back.

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1. You

Title*

First Name*

Last Name*

Your Email*

2. Map your hedgehog sighting

Move the red pointer on the map to the location where you saw the hedgehog. Please move the pointer before zooming in to your location. If you cannot see the red pointer, zoom out until you can.

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Geocoder

Address*

Map

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Coordinates

Sighting Location

Location name*

Is the hedgehog alive, dead or roadkill?*

Did you see the hedgehog today?*

When was the sighting?*

Are you part of a regional hedgehog project linked to the Big Hedgehog Map?*

3. Stay in touch

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

Town/City

County

Post Code

4. Confirm

How did you hear about us?*

Hedgehog Street is a joint campaign by People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS). We’d love to tell you all about our work through our regular newsletters, and also how you can help hedgehogs and other animals through volunteering, taking action or donating. Please contact me by:

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By email*

Are you over 18?*

The information that you provide will be held by PTES and BHPS. You can change how you hear from us via hedgehog@ptes.org or by calling 020 7498 4533. For information on how we process personal data, please read the PTES Data Protection Policy and the BHPS Data Protection Policy.

The biological data collected through this survey, including the locations, is shared with a number of third parties for analysis and to help guide conservation action e.g. statutory agencies, universities and other NGOs. This data never includes your personal details.