1,281 Hours of Birds: Bioacoustic Monitoring with Nate Lawrence
About this episode
Nate Lawrence discusses the Savanna Institute's bioacoustic monitoring program and its initial findings.
In 2024, Savanna Institute began a bioacoustic monitoring program to record the sounds of birds and other wildlife each morning and evening at one of our research farms. Ecosystem scientist Nate Lawrence explains the initial results from this project and how we hope to expand our acoustic monitoring in the future to identify birds, amphibians, insects, and bats in agroforestry fields. Show notes at www.SavannaInstitute.org/PerennialAF
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