This fragile and amazing place is one of the world's most untrammeled landscapes. Of course, that also means it's a quietly bountiful place to capture the timeless soundscape of the Arctic. Let's hope that public support keeps the Arctic Refuge protected from development, so future generations can hear the natural chorus, intact and still performing century after century...http://www.birdnote.org/birdnote.cfm?id=1288
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,…
Soundscape Support Team member Mark Brennen has a neat, new site up that's crisp, cool, and deserves notice. Best of luck with Nature Sound of Canada (http://www.NatureSound.ca) as Soundscape Ecology continues to grow an on-line audience - and gain global awareness.
Many of you may have heard of the terrific work of Hawaii's David Kuhn. He states many birds' ...are dying out' as natural habitats, the wetlands of Kauai disappear. We're delighted to see his vital work featured in The New York Times, Sunday, May 15, 2011 edition. Check it out: http://travel.nytimes.com/2011/05/15/travel/treks-through-kauai-exotic-and-bittersweet.html
Is anybody out there? It would be great to hear more from ALL members - you can add content here, so please feel free to do so...it's encouraged! Soundscape Team members are invited to contribute posts to these pages. So please feel free to share what you're doing, add news, bring us up to date on related information, upload soundfiles or video, highlight local efforts.… Continue
Have a little piece of music handy that would be good for an environmentally friendly PSA? Someone will win a quick $200 in Audio Draft's current contest; or check the other catagories, here.
It seems that recent article in Bio-Science (Mar. 2011) has shared our interest in Soundscape Ecology with the world! You might say it's 'gone Twibe-al'. In between listening for the lovely tweets of the natural world, 'tweets' coming from the digital world seem to be increasing. http://www.twibes.com/group/SoundscapeEcology
Many thanks to KQED's terrific 'Climate Watch' report by Craig Miller - with more to say about Soundscape Ecology in 'Eco-systems by Ear: It's About Time'.
Proud to announce that the March 2011 issue of BioScience, the American Institute of Biological Sciences peer-reviewed, heavily cited, monthly journal, features 'Soundscape Ecology: The Science of Sound in the Landscape', co-authored by Bernie Krause with colleagues Bryan Pijanowski and… Continue