Can we avoid extinction with better design?
In this New York Times review, WLP Board member Bernie Krause provides a significant contribution through listening to the global crisis of extinction.
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World Listening Day 2016: Sounds Lost and Found
You are invited to participate in World Listening Day 2016, an annual global event held on July 18. The purposes of World Listening Day are to: Celebrate the listening practices of the world and the ecology of its acoustic environments;…
“Acoustic Ecology and Ethical Listening” – City Creatures
On Monday, April 28 Eric Leonardson’s post on “Acoustic Ecology and Ethical Listening” was published on the City Creatures blog about animal encounters in the urban wilderness. This coincided with the Forum on Ethics & Nature: A Cascade of Loss,…
Why is Sound Important?
National Park Services, 2011 World Listening Day “Some of our most profound experiences in life are not seen; they are heard.” Check out the new National Park Services’ web page for 2011 World Listening Day, from the Night Skies…