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WSA Seminar Series: Freshwater ecoacoustics

Freshwater ecoacoustics: A new way to survey ponds, rivers, and lakes Jack Greenhalgh, University of Bristol 3 December 2021 14:30-15:30 GMT Abstract Ecoacoustics is a new and rapidly expanding field of research in which the sounds in an environment, the soundscape, are analysed to address ecological questions. Although terrestrial and marine soundscapes have been studied extensively, freshwater ecosystems have been largely overlooked despite their rich and diverse soundscapes. Ponds are absolutely bursting with life and sound - it's like an underwater disco! The adoption of freshwater ecoacoustic monitoring alongside conventional assessments of biodiversity has the potential to yield novel insights into freshwater ecosystem condition and function. However, many mysteries remain and there is still a lot to learn about the bizarre underwater acoustic world of ponds, rivers, and lakes. About the speaker Jack Greenhalgh is a PhD student at the University of Bristol interested in freshwater ecology, invasive species, and biodiversity monitoring. Specifically, his research is focused on increasing our extremely limited understanding of freshwater soundscapes by classifying species-specific sounds and investigating soundscape ecology and phenology. Follow on Twitter: @WildAudioJack https://www.gw4water.com/events/gw4-w...