Our sense of hearing is incredibly powerful. It’s no wonder really, because our ears are the product of hundreds of millions of years of evolution. They can pick up on tiny sonic clues in our ...

Burbling brooks. Gently rustling leaves. For most of us, hearing these sorts of nature sounds indoors improves our mental and physical wellbeing—as well as our cognitive performance. The sorts of ...

Forestry and natural resources professor Bryan Pijanowski, director of Purdue's newly launched Center for Global Soundscapes, captures the sounds of nature while conducting research on the island of ...

Healthy ecosystems are often noisy places: from reefs to grasslands and forests, these are sonically rich thanks to all the species defending territories, finding mates, locating prey, or perhaps ...

The public can also join the effort to record sensory data as the eclipse passes overhead to determine its effect on the animal kingdom. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Use your breath and body movements to recreate the excitement of a storm. Feel the power of nature with Ms. Audra as she helps you create a storm soundscape! From rolling thunder to gusting winds, you ...

Soundscape perception encapsulates the multidimensional human experience of the acoustic environment, a subject receiving growing attention in urban research. This field bridges objective acoustic ...

Yii Kah Hoe, a Malaysian composer, soundscape artist, and current Fulbright Scholar in Residence at Washington State University incorporated the sounds of the Palouse into his latest composition, "Of ...