Acoustic Atlas

Natural sounds of Montana and the American West, streaming online. An @msulibrary digital collection. Partnered with @YellowstoneNPS.

[Science Friday @scifri]

Pando, an aspen from Fishlake National Forest in Utah, is the most giant tree in the world. It sprawls over 100 acres and has over 47,000 branches.

Jeff Rice and Lance Oditt join us to discuss why they turned to sound to better understand this tree.

https://t.co/TYvDqfWfmW

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Check out a rebroadcast of "The Toads of Trinity" on NPR's Here & Now. The story was sponsored in part by the Acoustic Atlas and is being brought back as a tie-in to the new movie "Oppenheimer." Hear the toads that sang us into the atomic age. https://t.co/msGT7F2PuF.

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The Acoustic Atlas presents Hidden Soundscapes, a sound installation featuring recordings of the High Plains ecosystem. Opening today through October 14th as part of Invisible Prairie at Tinworks Art in Bozeman. https://t.co/pXtHXEECst

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What a blast to talk with Ira Flatow on @scifri today. Listen as we delve into the sounds of Pando, the world's largest tree. https://t.co/lC72F3FMWf @msulibrary @montanastate @iamthepandotree

[Science Friday @scifri]

We end our show today with the soothing sounds of the world's biggest tree, Pando.
Joining us is @AcousticAtlas co-founder Jeff Rice and Lance Oditt, executive director of @iamthepandotree https://t.co/onSfqfdzaa

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Nice profile by Ari Daniel of @NPR @mesoplodon
about our work to record the world's largest tree. As heard on All Things Considered's "Weekly Dose of Wonder." Featuring our Program Director Jeff Rice and his collaborator Lance Oditt of
@iamthepandotree https://t.co/Z7fB8j1tHt

[ari daniel @mesoplodon]

In the high mountains of Utah sits one of the largest life forms on the planet — a quaking aspen tree known as Pando. A sound artist set out to capture the tree, and now the rest of us can listen in.

Thanks to Jeff Rice & Lance Oditt of @iamthepandotree

https://t.co/GKZhyeN9D7

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We present the sound of one of the world's largest organisms at this week's meeting of the Acoustical Society of America. Behold and listen to Pando, "The Trembling Giant." https://t.co/7y8UG959X3

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Notes from the underground: We tap into the hidden sounds of the world's largest and oldest tree. https://t.co/6MSKTEo7sP

[4:08 Productions @408productions]

The sneak peak screening of "Ivan Doig: Landscapes of a Western Mind" is coming up 🙌 We're so excited to finally share the film and hope to see you there!

RSVP and more details here: https://t.co/Bpl1btUzMV

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Melting sounds of an entire glacier recorded for the first time https://t.co/ck7SaveYgo

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Dozens of species were assumed to be mute — until they were recorded making sounds https://t.co/QZbXHiJZPd Via @NPR

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It's great to hear some of our Yellowstone recordings on the latest Overheard at National Geographic podcast. Check out 'Harnessing the Power of Yellowstone's Supervolcano' from @NatGeo. https://t.co/5GzeLi49Yj

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Looking forward to our presentation at Conversations on Collecting Yellowstone in Bozeman this Wednesday, June 8th at 3:15 PM. We'll be DJing some of our favorites from our Yellowstone sound collection. https://t.co/pCC2IrLtmT Via
@msulibrary

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Wild Sounds: The Loss of Sonic Diversity and Why It Matters https://t.co/TGvSNqJUEP Via @YaleE360

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Audio engineer and artist Chris Watson describes how he recorded plant sounds featured on the BBC series Green Planet. https://t.co/JHj98H409W

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R. Murray Schafer's book The Tuning of the World helped launch the field of acoustic ecology and continues to influence scholars and nature recordists around the world. https://t.co/VFq2rQqIKO

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An audio postcard from the field: Huge clouds of bats buzz the microphone as they return to Bracken Cave in Texas. Special thanks to @BatConIntl for allowing us to visit the site and for protecting bats around the world. https://t.co/VHIlBE1nRC

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Native grasslands are among the most endangered ecosystems in the world. In 2017, we began documenting the sounds of Montana's short grass prairies through visits to the American Prairie Reserve. https://t.co/UsEov9XPpa @AmericanPrairie

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MSU Library offers new podcast series inspired by Ivan Doig https://t.co/e8WI3y5GPD