"Does a second feel the same for a fly, a bird, or a swordfish, as it does for me? Geoff Marsh drills into the science of time perception within and between species." | via @BBCRadio4 and #R4seriously
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"NYU’s 'Sounds of New York City' project listens to the city—and then, with the help of citizen scientists, teaches machines to decode the soundscape." | Via @sciam
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"The sound of the earth cracking in Chile's Atacama Desert. The deafening roar of Iceland's Dettifoss waterfall. The relaxing quake of wind through aspens in Utah. What if we chose where to travel based on sound?" | The New York Times Magazine https://t.co/xT8aVXFIGB
BBC News - 'Zoo symphony' coming to BBC Radio 3 - "A symphony of lions, monkeys and llamas will help send Radio 3 listeners into a state of 'quiet mindfulness,' the station's controller has said." https://t.co/PfTCQ58URs
The #Ecoacoustics Congress kicks off first this tomorrow morning w/ the #BIOM Streaming Lab w/ @soundtent@BioScapes@MauricioIregui - we will be exploring DIY audio streaming tech and building stream boxes to go live on the @LocusSonus_ sound map https://t.co/1p8ZcwtFEu
"For half a century, Bernie has travelled the world, recording the noise of nature. His collection is now one of the oldest we have and as a result, it is a hugely valuable tool in documenting how we’ve changed our planet." | Science Weekly podcast https://t.co/4CsHNx4x1A
"The ocean is also full of sounds, such as humming engines of passing ships, communications among marine life, and the rumblings of earthquakes." | Dan Haifley, Our Ocean Backyard: Listen to the sounds of Monterey Bay https://t.co/5pKXI0ojZ9 via @scsentinel
"Good field recordings have the power to transport us and, sometimes, attune our own senses so that we too listen more actively to our own experiences in the world." From "A brief documentary about the sensorial wonders of field recording" via @BoingBoing https://t.co/up6WTFL1L5
Happy #InternationalDawnChorusDay! We've had a great time streaming and listening in to this year's #reveil2018. Our prairie dawn from Iowa, USA is now up at https://t.co/Z8EbOhYDN4
Got our spot all picked out. See you at dawn for #reveil2018. Listen in on this year's International Dawn Chorus day broadcast here https://t.co/tNqdcZUtRk
"'I was surrounded by people who were listening all the time' says Hildegard Westerkamp..."
50 years later, Vancouver-composer remembers birth of soundscapes | CBC News https://t.co/SJlc1sSQLO
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Will be live streaming audio to https://t.co/C8zojWFnei at dawn CDT (approx 5:30 am, 10:30a UTC) next Saturday. Hoping the dawn chorus is as amazing as I remember from a couple years back! #reveil2018
Doing a little soundcheck on the back deck ahead of #reveil2018. Really looking forward to taking part next week! Be sure to check out the soundmap too at https://t.co/7oKZFWMXWf
"Ever wondered what it sounds like in Lillehammer? What about Kiev? Cancun? A new project by travel aggregator Orbitz lets you listen in..."
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"...How do we exist among this noise? How do we listen through it to the smaller sounds, the delicate and subtle sounds that bring us peace, joy, inspiration?" Sound Matters - Ep. 17: Invisible Music of Copenhagen https://t.co/GW4c9nd5fC