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Leah Barclay
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Working across ecoacoustics, conservation technology, and creative responses to climate action, Senior Lecturer at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia https://linktr.ee/leahbarclay
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Mar 15
The CAMP #Ecoacoustics online series of workshops starts this weekend. I'm running a session tomorrow on listening to ecosystems and the art and science of ecoacoustics. CAMP is an incredible international arts program in France that facilitates intensive residencies
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CAMP / FIELD RECORDING, LOCATED SOUND AND ECOACOUSTICS (PART 2) WITH CHRIS WATSON, LEAH BARCLAY, KATHY HINDE, GRANT SMITH AND DAVID TOOP
Residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Laure Prouvost, Julia Holter, Matthew Herbert, Terry Riley, Tai Shani, Simon Armitage and others
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Mar 7
Patiently waiting for Tropical Cyclone Alfred to hit the coast, we are certainly in for some wild weather in the next 48 hours! Stay safe everyone!
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Feb 11
Great to have you at the AGM Kim!
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Feb 8
A new AI tool to help monitor coral reef health with #ecoacoustics blog.google/outreach-ini...
A new AI tool to help monitor coral reef health
We’re releasing the AI model SurfPerch, that is being deployed thanks to contributions from people around the world to our Calling in Our Corals platform
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Feb 8
Here’s what ‘deep listening’ can tell us about the natural world and our place in it theconversation.com/heres-what-d...
Here’s what ‘deep listening’ can tell us about the natural world and our place in it
To listen deeply to nature is to become aware of behaviours, relationships and patterns of interaction between multiple species – and to learn from what we hear.
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Leah Barclay @leahbarclay.bsky.social · Feb 2
Experimenta Emergence touring 2025-2027 experimenta.org/exhibition/e...
Experimenta Emergence — Experimenta
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