Your chance to win 21st Century Weather merchandise

Your chance to win 21st Century Weather merchandise

Help to shape how we share our weather and climate research.

At 21st Century Weather, we’re always looking for ways to make our research more accessible, relevant and engaging.

We’re inviting you to take part in a short audience survey to help us understand how people interact with our content, and how we can improve.

By completing the survey, you can enter the draw to win limited edition 21st Century Weather-branded merchandise.

Your input will help us:

  • Improve how we communicate weather and climate research
  • Create content that is more useful and engaging
  • Better connect with our diverse audiences, from researchers to the broader community

Whether you regularly follow our work or have only recently come across us, your perspective is valuable.

About the survey

  • Takes 2–3 minutes to complete
  • Covers your awareness of 21st Century Weather and our content
  • Explores how you prefer to engage with research and science communication

Your response will be used to inform future content, events and campaigns.

Take the survey

To complete the survey, please go to: https://bit.ly/21stCenturyWeatherSurvey

Prize draw (optional)

As a thank you for your time, you can choose to enter a prize draw to win limited edition 21st Century Weather merchandise.

To enter, you’ll be asked to provide your name and email address. This information will only be used for the purpose of administering the prize draw and will remain confidential, accessible only to our small operations team.

Take part in a focus group (optional)

We’re also inviting interested participants to take part in an online focus group later this year.

This session will give you the opportunity to share more detailed feedback and help shape how we communicate our research and engage with our audiences.

If you’d like to be considered, you can indicate your interest at the end of the survey and provide your contact details. All participants selected for the focus group will receive 21st Century Weather merchandise as a thank you for their time.

Participation is entirely optional, and your details will only be used by our team to follow up about the focus group.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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