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Bioacoustics in audio art performances
Check out the work of David de la Haye - a sound recordist, musician and person keen on raising awareness about biodiversity... met him in a workshop once and seems keen for science collaborations.
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Bioacoustics in audio art performances
Another resource: check out OPUS (Open Portal to Underwater Soundscapes), as they openly encourage the use of these sounds for biological and artistic purposes alike. (There is no list of data extract …
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Using animal sounds to inspire conservation efforts in the public? A useful example
An exhibit on the Isle of Mull, on the west coast of Scotland, is running for another week, and is entitled "Our Sonorous Seas".
The exhibition is of poetry, video, and visual art, and is inspired by …
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