Bioacoustics uses sound to monitor and study wildlife. Strategically placed sensors capture recordings from animals like birds, bats, and frogs. 🦇
Which species are present, when they're active and where they are lovated. This supports biodiversity baselining, environmental impact assessments, sustainability reporting and more for conservation efforts. Bioacoustics can often detect elusive or rare species that other methods might miss.
Combined with field surveys, camera traps, and environmental DNA, it helps give us a comprehensive picture of species richness and community structure in an ecosystem. Beyond our own work, we support other researchers and ecologists with analysing bioacoustic data using our software and AI tools to speed-up data processing. What's your experience with bioacoustics? Have you encountered any surprising discoveries through sound monitoring? Are you having difficulties analysing data even with AI tools?
