Wildsanctuary Domain Overview🔒 SSL Verified

Table of Contents

• ↓ About Wild Sanctuary
• ↓ Bernie Krause Biography
• ↓ Listen
• ↓ Audio Archive
• ↓ Biophony™ Exhibits | Audio Art
• ↓ Programs | Workshops
• ↓ Top Alternatives to wildsanctuary.com

6-Month Traffic Trend Estimate

Official Contact & Profiles

Visual representation extracted from wildsanctuary.com

Content Snippets from wildsanctuary.com

"Since 1968, the Wild Sanctuary team has traveled the globe to record, archive, research, and express biophony™ – the voice of the natural world. These extremely rare wild soundscapes inform and enrich our specialized efforts from the field to public performance."

""Bernie Krause and his niche theory are the real thing. His originality, research and above all basic knowledge of the sound environments in nature are impressive.""

"Since 1968, Bernie Krause has traveled the world recording and archiving the sounds of creatures and environments large and small. Working at the research sites of Jane Goodall (Gombe, Tanzania), Biruté Galdikas (Camp Leakey, Borneo), and Dian Fossey (Karisoke, Rwanda), he identified the concept of biophony™ based on the relationships of individual creatures to the total biological soundscape as each establishes frequency and/or temporal bandwidth within a given habitat. His contributions helped establish the foundation of a new bioacoustic discipline: soundscape ecology. Krause has produced over 50 natural soundscape CDs in addition to the design of interactive, non-redundant environmental sound sculptures for museums and other public spaces throughout the world. His installations can be experienced at the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC), the California Academy of Sciences (SF), the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Chicago Science Museum, the American Museum of Natural History (NYC), five special commissions at the World Financial Center (NYC that performed October/November 2006) and over 30 other venues in N. America and Europe. During his life as a professional studio musician, Krause earned the Pete Seeger slot in the Weavers (1963), and with his late music partner, Paul Beaver, introduced the Moog synthesizer to pop music and film. The team’s work can be heard on over 250 albums and 135 feature films released between 1967 and 1980."

"Krause, who holds a PhD in Creative Arts with an internship in Bioacoustics, was a key figure in implementing natural soundscapes as a resource for the U. S. National Park Service and authored the educational soundscape manual for the agency that resulted in a recent book/CD, Wild Soundscapes: Discovering the Voice of Natural World (Wilderness Press, 2002). In 2006, under the auspices of US Fish & Wildlife, the Calgary Zoo, Google, Stanford, Harvard Universities, the University of Utah, and several other institutions, he led three teams to capture the first natural soundscape examples ever recorded in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Until recently, he served on the board of Harvard’s Institute for Music and Brain Science."

Key Topics & Focus Areas for wildsanctuary.com:

About Wild Sanctuary

Bernie Krause Biography

Listen

Audio Archive

Biophony™ Exhibits | Audio Art

Programs | Workshops