Hopefully, the Soundscape Support Team Network has been helpful to you.  Now, we ask for a bit of your support.  Can you contribute a little information?

Answering the question 'Who would be interested in this topic overseas?'...We are hoping to gather as many Nature Sound Enthusiasts as possible - plus Soundscape groups, networks, etc, toward compiling a list which will, in turn, encourage our publisher to place  Bernie's upcoming book in Europe, in a variety of…

Amazingly enough, 2011 is almost over.  We trust that you all have had a good year and that your own surrounding soundscapes have been healthy, vital, and life affirming. We're happy to 'ring out the old year' with some wonderful new members.  We look forward to growing our team and offering some interesting improvements to the network as 2012 unfolds.  As always, we wish you all our gratitude for sharing your wonder works, your insights, your time, and most of for all for the extension of…

Neat notes from NPR about the regional dialect of birds in the 'hood.  Does it really come as a surprise that anthropogenic noise affects avian communication? The original article is at the bottom of the linked post. http://wamu.org/programs/metro_connection/11/12/09/changing_your_tune_to_adapt_to_the_urban_jungle

sounds from the periphery...

http://www.impulsivehabitat.com/releases/ihab032.htm

The time of day where it looks like there's nothing going on...or is there? 

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The Soundscape Support Team may invite you to Italy for a special soundscape workshop and retreat.  We're formulating the plan, so if you're interested, please contact kkrause@wildsanctuary.com or through the network. Besides playing a major part in an inspired arts retreat in Italy that welcomes Soundscape artists, the Palazzo Rinaldi, new member La Cosa Preziosa, has a fine website  well worth visiting,…