Although I was familiar with the sounds of nature stuff, I did not know about the depth of soundscapes and the fact that authorities are using this to catch poachers, is just so amazing! This is definitely a welcome break from the usual, kind of depressing, climate change deep dives from this newsletter haha :D
Wow, so fascinating. I haven't listened to the links yet, but I will. Do you know of Cosmo Sheldrake? He records the sounds of the soil, among other things: https://www.spun.earth/expeditions/patagonia (scroll down to the section Ear to the Soil). Amazing.
Although I was familiar with the sounds of nature stuff, I did not know about the depth of soundscapes and the fact that authorities are using this to catch poachers, is just so amazing! This is definitely a welcome break from the usual, kind of depressing, climate change deep dives from this newsletter haha :D
Wow, so fascinating. I haven't listened to the links yet, but I will. Do you know of Cosmo Sheldrake? He records the sounds of the soil, among other things: https://www.spun.earth/expeditions/patagonia (scroll down to the section Ear to the Soil). Amazing.
Wow. this is so cool! Thanks for sharing :) Have never thought of fungal diversity, but I can see how important it is for soil health.
Important for the soil, thus for forests, and thus for climate change. It is immensely fascinating.
Jumping on this chain to say I looooved Entangled Life by Cosmo's brother Merlin Sheldrake. What a book.
YES -- I have the book -- all about fungi, mushrooms, mycelium -- the Wood Wide Web. Hugely inspiring.