In February the Catalyst program featured the work of the Acoustic Ecology Lab PBS Catalyst TV program
You can find some more information here on Sustainability News
In February the Catalyst program featured the work of the Acoustic Ecology Lab PBS Catalyst TV program
You can find some more information here on Sustainability News
Garth Paine on Listening from ASU Now on Vimeo. Listen to the sounds of the SW USA on our Listen database http://www.ecolisten.org/sonic_events.php – gathered by ASU faculty and citizen scientists in National Parks across the SW USA, the recordings help document the transformation of the environment over time due to climate change and other environmental impacts.
Sabine Feisst recently presented a paper on Arizona-based sound artist Glenn Weyant’s SonicAnta Project at the Sound + Environment 2017 Conference at the University of Hull in the U.K. https://soundenvironment.net/ .
The conference created a forum for artists and scientists to examine the ways in which sound can advance our knowledge about the environment. Feisst discussed Weyant’s activist creative placemaking endeavors along the U.S.-Mexico border where he turns fences into sonic bridges. Hear him talk about his work on the US/Mexico boarder on NPR
Watch Glenn Weyant talk about his work on the boarder here
Great to meet Keynote Chris Watson at the conference too.