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New on EarthFM! An interview with Jamie House, field recordist and author, on multisensorial environmental empathy. "Sound reveals that the world is constantly active, layered, communicating, and alive, but mostly outside our perceptual and auditory range."

Multisensorial environmental empathy: Interview with Jamie House

On Earth.fm: Jamie House discusses multisensorial environmental empathy, listening to the natural world in times of crisis, and more.

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[Earth.FM] just released 2 EPs in collaboration with the artist (...) NATURE. [They] are part of the Sounds Right Initiative, led by the Museum for the United Nations – UN Live and EarthPercent, which raises funds for vital nature conservation around the world. Read more: earth.fm/new/nature-a...

Today on Earth.FM we have a world premiere of Romanian Soundscapes! Two playlists of recordings made by George Vlad in the heart of the region, the nature sounds of Vânători Neamț Natural Park. Read our article to learn about the Park's history and how it stands today. earth.fm/earth-storie...

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One of our all-time favourites: Dreams of Bears by ornithologist and bioacoustics researcher Vladimir Arkhipov. "...the sound of a mother bear and her two cubs breathing gently as they take a nap." Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. earth.fm/recordings/d...

Dreams of Bears - earth.fm

A delightful recording capturing the sound of a mother bear and her two cubs breathing gently as they take a nap. In the background, Brown-headed Thrush, Kamchatka Warbler and many other bird species…

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New on our blog! “There has been a revolution worldwide in attitudes towards the natural world in my lifetime […] [a]n awakening and an awareness of how important the natural world is to us all”, this hasn’t necessarily extended to people’s understanding of plants." earth.fm/earth-storie...

Reviewing David Attenborough’s Green Planet plant documentary

Earth.fm reviews the BBC’s Green Planet, David Attenborough’s natural history documentary exploring plantlife

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New recording! "A forest valley at 2,200 meters in the winter Himalayas of Nepal. (...) The weather remains dry and sunny at this time of year, allowing diverse bird species to thrive even at these high elevations(...) You can hear a distant avalanche (...) at 32:15." earth.fm/recordings/h...

Himalayan Forest Valley - earth.fm

A hidden forest valley at 2,200 meters in the winter Himalayas of Nepal. When you think of the Himalayas in winter, you might imagine freezing temperatures and deep snow, yet the reality—also…

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"Not only were Global Northern countries the beneficiaries of colonialism, it was the richest in those countries who benefitted most. As such, “empire coincided with huge inequality in [the] colonising powers [themselves]”. " by Neil Clarke earth.fm/earth-storie...

Earth.fm on climate colonialism, climate change, greenwashing

Earth.fm investigates climate colonialism, the links between imperialism & climate change, and how colonial dynamics continue under a facade of greenwashing.

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New recording on Earth.FM! "The waves speak in calm, measured motions—inviting the listener into a space where time moves slowly and the awakening light meets the subtle voice of the sea." Recording by Mi Duno earth.fm/recordings/b...

Breathing Tide at First Light - earth.fm

“Breathing Tide at First Light” captures the quiet pulse of the sea as dawn begins to form along the shore of Tokujimu Nature Park. Recorded at 7 a.m. on February 4th, 2023, this piece reflects the…

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"The atmospheric sound of cow bells in a mountain valley in the Sierra Nevada, southern Spain. It’s early spring, there is still snow and not many other sounds can be heard except occasional birds." Field recording by Caspar Ström earth.fm/recordings/c...

Cow Bells - earth.fm

The atmospheric sound of cow bells in a mountain valley in the Sierra Nevada, southern Spain. It’s early spring, there is still snow and not many other sounds can be heard except occasional birds.

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Beautiful recording from artist and musician Lê Quan Ninh: "I arrived before 5am (...) and a nightingale in a bush is already singing; (...) I could settle the microphones very close. The Stand des Landes (...) is home to some 250 species of birds." earth.fm/recordings/t...

The Nightingale and few Eurasian Coots - earth.fm

I arrived a bit before 5:00 am at the Etang des Landes and a nightingale in a bush is already singing as it was not fierce I could settle the microphones very close. I couldn’t see it however as it…

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