I'm interested in supporting Swift Awareness Week 2025. Please provide the official dates for Swift Awareness Week 2025. Additionally, describe at least three distinct 'actions' or types of activities the website suggests people can organize or undertake to promote Swift Awareness Week, beyond just traditional events like walks or talks. Finally, state how the website suggests individuals can get their own content or contributions published on the blog.
Navigate to 'actionforswifts.blogspot.com'. Identify the official dates for Swift Awareness Week 2025 from the homepage. Click on the 'Swift Awareness Week 2025' image link (ID 1476) to navigate to the detailed events page. On the 'SAW events 2025' page, identify and list at least three distinct 'actions' or types of activities suggested for promoting Swift Awareness Week, excluding generic 'walks, talks, displays'. Return to the top of the page (or the main blog page if necessary) to find information on how to submit content or 'guest posts' for publication on the blog. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully identifies the dates for Swift Awareness Week 2025 as 'Saturday 28th June to Sunday 6th July'. The agent identifies at least three distinct 'actions' or activities beyond walks/talks/displays, such as: 'Getting articles about swifts and their plight into your local (or national) newspaper, community or parish magazine', 'Putting leaflets/posters on your windows, in libraries, community centres etc. (and even having a display of nest boxes etc)', 'Making a Banksy type mural on a blank wall somewhere….or making swift flags to put up along a street', 'Getting local youth groups/WI’s to do a project on swifts/make nest boxes/paint them in the colours of the flags of the countries they migrate over', 'Asking you county wildlife trust/local RSPB or birder group what they do to help swifts and whether they will put something on their websites, in their newsletters etc.', 'Giving a nest box or two to a local school/church/community centre as a way of involving them', or 'Asking wildlife writers/columnists to write about swifts during the week'. The agent states that guest posts can be sent to 'actionforswifts@gmail.com' for publication on the blog.