Field Research for March - Leek Duck | Pokémon GO News and Resources

These are the available Research Tasks with Pokémon encounters for the month of March. Completing a Research Breakthrough will lead to an encounter with one of the following Pokémon: Parasect, Pinsir, Snorlax, Gible, Furfrou, Goomy.

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Catch 5 Pokémon

Eevee

CP 424 - 459
Catch 7 Pokémon

Magikarp

CP 99 - 117
Catch a Dragon-type Pokémon

Dratini

CP 397 - 430
Catch a Dragon-type Pokémon

Bagon

CP 459 - 495
Catch 5 Water-type Pokémon

Shellder

CP 428 - 463
Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost

Vulpix

CP 347 - 378
Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost

Poliwag

CP 324 - 355
Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost

Hippopotas

CP 542 - 582
Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost

Snover

CP 460 - 497
Use 3 Pinap Berries to help catch Pokémon

Grimer

CP 548 - 589
Make 5 Nice Throws

Dunsparce

CP 679 - 724
Make 3 Great Throws

Snubbull

CP 492 - 530
Make 3 Great Throws

Lileep

CP 515 - 553
Make 3 Great Throws

Anorith

CP 613 - 655
Make 3 Great Throws in a row

Onix

CP 435 - 472
Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row

Spinda

CP 486 - 523
Make 5 Curveball Throws in a row

Alolan Meowth

CP 312 - 341
Make 3 Excellent Throws in a row

Gible

CP 441 - 477
Battle in GO Battle League

Onix

CP 435 - 472
Win a raid

Skarmory

CP 854 - 903
Win a three-star raid or higher

Omanyte

CP 620 - 662
Win a three-star raid or higher

Kabuto

CP 548 - 587
Win 5 Raids

Aerodactyl

CP 1136 - 1193
Hatch an Egg

Mantine

CP 854 - 903
Hatch an Egg

Alomomola

CP 877 - 929
Hatch 2 Eggs

Beldum

CP 385 - 418
Evolve a Pokémon

Eevee

CP 424 - 459
Power up Pokémon 3 times

Bulbasaur

CP 442 - 477
Power up Pokémon 3 times

Charmander

CP 387 - 420
Power up Pokémon 3 times

Squirtle

CP 372 - 405
Power up Pokémon 5 times

Chikorita

CP 368 - 400
Power up Pokémon 5 times

Cyndaquil

CP 387 - 420
Power up Pokémon 5 times

Totodile

CP 449 - 485
Power up Pokémon 7 times

Treecko

CP 417 - 451
Power up Pokémon 7 times

Torchic

CP 433 - 468
Power up Pokémon 7 times

Mudkip

CP 447 - 483
Send 3 Gifts and add a sticker to each

Psyduck

CP 439 - 474
Send 3 Gifts and add a sticker to each

Ducklett

CP 335 - 367
Earn 5 hearts with your buddy

Woobat

CP 401 - 435
Earn 2 Candies walking with your buddy

Bunnelby

CP 212 - 237
Earn 3 Candies walking with your buddy

Stunfisk

CP 876 - 926
Earn 5 Candies walking with your buddy

Wailmer

CP 584 - 629
Trade a Pokémon

Seadra

CP 848 - 897
Spin 3 PokéStops or Gyms

Sudowoodo

CP 871 - 920
Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms

Ralts

CP 206 - 231
Take a snapshot of a wild Pokémon

Hoppip

CP 231 - 257
Take a snapshot of a wild Pokémon

Yanma

CP 588 - 630
Take a snapshot of a wild Pokémon

Murkrow

CP 626 - 669
Take 3 snapshots of wild Water-type Pokémon

Poliwhirl

CP 568 - 608
Catch 2 Shadow Pokémon

Croagunk

CP 375 - 408

Field Research Tasks

FAQ

What is Research in Pokémon GO?

Research is a feature in Pokémon GO that gives Trainers the opportunity to help Professor Willow with his Pokémon Research. Completing a Research Task will unlock rewards. The more challenging a task, the greater the reward will be.

There are two types of Research you can contribute to: Field Research and Special Research.

What is Field Research?

Field Research tasks are assigned/collected by spinning PokéStops. Trainers can only receive and complete one task from each PokéStop each day. Tasks are the same for all trainers on a given day so you can share PokéStop locations for a desirable task with others in your community.

The task will consist of an objective and a reward for completing it. Rewards range from Items to Pokémon encounters. If the task awards items, it will disclose what item and quantity on the task itself. If it’s an encounter, it won’t. Instead you can refer to the handy graphic on this page.

The first Field Research task you complete for a day will reward you with a Stamp towards unlocking a Research Breakthrough.

How do I unlock a Research Breakthrough?

You can unlock a Research Breakthrough by collect 7 Stamps. Again, Stamps are obtained from your first completed Field Research task for the day. Unlike the ‘First PokéStop of the Day’ or ‘First Catch of the Day’ streaks, you do not need to collect Stamps on consecutive days. You won’t ever lose stamps you earned because you missed a day.

Upon reaching 7 Stamps, you can open the box and earn a handful of helpful Rewards. Rewards will consist of a Pokémon encounter, XP, Stardust and will include one of the following items: Rare Candy, Pinap Berries, Ultra Balls, or Poké Balls.

What is Special Research?

Special Research is like Field Research but they can be thought of as part of the game’s Story. Like Field Research they consist of tasks that you work through to earn Rewards. However in Special Research completing a set of task will earn you additional rewards. Completing all sets of tasks in the series will earn you a more valuable reward. eg. A Mythical Pokémon encounter.

While, Trainers cannot repeat Special Research tasks, Professor Willow will occasionally seek assistance with new tasks. Special Research can also be assigned at Special Events like GO Fest in Chicago or during in-game Events like Pokémon GO Halloween 2018.

What are the CP numbers next to the Pokémon in the graphic?

That is the range of possible CPs that your Pokémon encounter could be. The highest is Perfect IVs and the lowest is not so perfect IVs.

What is the Sparkle next to some Pokémon in the graphic?

The sparkle indicates that there is a chance of encountering that Pokémon in their Shiny form. The chance of encountering a Shiny from a Field Research task is 1 in 450. However they could possibly be higher for certain encounters (eg. Absol).

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