Animal sounds hold clues to biodiversity – help scientists unlock them
2021-05-19 18:00
From recording early morning birdsong in the Dawn Chorus app to identifying whales from their vocalisations, bioacoustics is becoming a key conservation tool. Here’s how to help scientists track biodiversity
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