Dear all,
If anybody can help BBC producer Hilary Dunn with the
request listed below, please contact her directly at hilary.dunn(at)bbc.co.uk:
Many thanks
Cheryl Tipp
Curator, Natural Sounds
Sound and Vision
The British Library
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London NWI 2DB, UK.
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Dear Bioacousticians
I am a BBC Radio Producer
reasearching a proposal for the Archive Hour for BBC Radio 4 featuring the work
of bioacousticians both professional and amateur. I am wanting to find
information about the latest research and the work that has been done in the following
areas and wonder if you could help me?
The impact of human
intervention on the acoustic environment –
and how many recordings are available that demonstrate a before and after in
terms of a sound picture.
The importance of a change
in the acoustic environment on animals i.e. how much is understood about the
relationship between animals and their acoustic environment as well as the
effect of man made sounds on animals.
The practical applications
of bioacoustics demonstrable through sounds recordings on understanding
biodiversity, wildlife monitoring etc.
I am particularly wanting to
find before and after recordings of environments that have changed aurally as a
result of man made intervention.
I would be very grateful for
any assistance.
Best wishes
Hilary Dunn
Producer, BBC Radio Arts
Mobile:
07931561991