Measuring the consequences of clear-cutting on the Osa Peninsula (Costa Rican Forest) 1989 – This is my first recording form the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica, when the tropical forest had not yet been clear-cut 1996 – After the...
The Macaulay Library is the world’s largest and oldest scientific archive of biodiversity audio and video recordings. Our mission is to collect and preserve recordings of each species’ behavior and natural history, to facilitate the ability of others to...
Hace unos días, The Montana Standard publicaba la noticia de que un grupo de estudiantes de la Universidad de Montana ha creado una aplicación para móviles que permite a los apicultores grabar el sonido de sus colmenas para determinar...
When a peacock shakes his tail, it produces a sound that is so low-pitched, humans can’t hear it. That’s despite the noise being about as loud as a car going past a few metres away. Angela Freeman and James...
Hear Where We Are: Sound, Ecology, & Sense of Place Michael Stocker’s Hear Where We Are is an assembly of ideas and understandings of human and animal sound perception cultivated over a lifetime of interdisciplinary thinking incorporating studies in...
Welcome to Hearing the UnHeard, a new series of articles on the world of sound beyond human hearing. We are embedded in a world of sound and vibration, but the limits of human hearing only let us hear a...
River Listening is a research collaboration between independent artist Dr. Leah Barclay and the Australian Rivers Institute to explore new methods for acoustically monitoring four Queensland river systems: the Brisbane River, the Mary River, the Noosa River and the Logan River....
Since 1968, Wild Sanctuary has traveled the globe to record, archive, research, and express the voice of the natural world – its soundscape. These increasingly rare sounds of the wild inform and enrich our specialized efforts from the field...