The Voice of the Natural World
Offered By: TED-Ed via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of natural soundscapes in this 15-minute TED-Ed talk by Bernie Krause, a renowned expert with 45 years of experience recording wild environments. Discover how human activities, even those considered environmentally safe, have dramatically altered natural habitats. Learn about the importance of listening to nature's symphonies, from the subtle sounds of insect larvae to the mournful calls of beavers. Journey through various ecosystems, including Lincoln Meadow and Mono Lake, to understand the impact of selective logging and other human interventions on wildlife. Gain a new perspective on environmental conservation through the power of sound and its role in revealing the health of our planet's diverse ecosystems.
Syllabus
Introduction
The soundscape
The importance of listening
Lincoln Meadow
Selective logging
Mono Lake
Beavers
Conclusion
Taught by
TED-Ed
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