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Join Los Padres ForestWatch’s community science project and help us collect data on wildlife sightings and roadkill, all by using our free mobile survey!

To get started, download the Survey123 app on your device’s app store. Next, scan the QR Code below to download our Room to Roam – ForestWatch survey.

Scan the QR code above to download our Room to Roam – ForestWatch survey.

To learn how to use the survey and contribute meaningful citizen science data, watch our short video on how to get started.

Our citizen science project is part of ForestWatch’s Room to Roam program. To learn more about ForestWatch’s ongoing work committed to protecting our local wildlife in Los Padres National Forest and surrounding regions, visit our wildlife webpage.

For questions on our community science project or wildlife, please email us at wildife [at] forestwatch.org.

Learn More

Learn more about the Room to Roam program and community science initiative in this pre-recorded info session led by Wildlife Program Coordinator Carlo Calderon.

What you notice today can shape a safer future for wildlife.

Bobcat In The LPNF Bryant Baker
Bobcat in Los Padres National Forest. Photo: Bryant Baker

What People Say

I was introduced to Los Padres ForestWatch several years ago and have been a supporter ever since because it is a vitally important and responsive advocate for public lands in California’s Central Coast. Due to growing federal pressure to open access for oil and gas development on our public lands, LPFW has been on the front lines to protect and defend key watersheds and animal habitat.

Judi S Donor