ARDC- supported platform Open Ecoacoustics now on at #eresau22 with Paul Roe QUT Ecoacoustics speaking. Conservation and research need good data! Using acoustics to monitor fauna at scale

Upcoming symposium on Ecoacoustics! 2-4 November QUT QUT Ecoacoustics ausecoacoustics.org/qutecoacoustic…

Do u know about the Plains Wanderer bird? It’s Critically Endangered, grassland specialist, with < 1000 individuals left. A boom-bust species that’s phylogenetically distinct. Defo worth understanding and managing for conservation!! Talk by Saskia Gerhardy. #ecoacoustics2022

Excellent success by @daniteixeira___ et al with acoustic indices for Glossy Black-Cockatoo conservation! Detection rate by humans was 3% of sites, while passive acoustic recorders had 31%! Lots of work to make call Identifyer models, but pays off! #Ecoacoustics2022 QUT

A collaborative and engaging workshop ⁦QUT⁩ as part of #Ecoacoustics2022 conference to identify key problems and solutions for best practices when using acoustic recorders for conservation.

“The dirty secret of eco-acoustics: Half of what u get is wind and rain, which we don’t want.” Dr Michael Towsey, co-presenting with Dr Liz Znidersic about acoustic monitoring of the endangered Australasian Bittern. #Ecoacoustics2022 ⁦QUT⁩

How does noise pollution affect birds? ⁦@silvereyedoc⁩ explains through acoustic data that different species ‘shut-up’ during anthropogenically loud periods, and others don’t seem to care much! #Ecoacoustics2022 ⁦QUT⁩

A really useful report, with acoustic measurements of Audiomoth devices, with/without the case etc: github.com/kitzeslab/audi… #Audiomoth #bioacoustics

We won an award🥳! EcoCommons Australia and Biosecurity Commons Australia jointly won at the Griffith University Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Professional and Support Staff Service 2022. Find out more: ecocommons.org.au/ecocommons-and…

Just on time for our launch today! 🦉 Together with our partners from QUT Ecoacoustics, we developed a use case demonstrating how #ecoacoustics #data can be a game changer for our understanding of species distributions. Here: Masked Owl distribution. ecocommons.org.au/acoustic-use-c…

Speedy talk by Prof Susan Fuller from the QUT Ecoacoustics team! We're very excited to see how acoustic monitoring data is going to be a game changer for the accuracy of our ecological models!

The sci symposium about virtual labs at #ESASCBO2022 and how they can help researchers & decision-makers finished with a panel discussion with all speakers scanning the VL future horizon, chaired by Linda Beaumont. QUT Ecoacoustics Hugh Possingham Threatened Species Index Atlas of Living Aust Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

Tool showcase: #emu from QUT Ecoacoustics developed by AT #RSE to collect metadata that helps running other tools. Clever to extract data of thousands files. #RSDF @openecoac

7️⃣ Managing and monitoring resilience in Australia’s #nationalparks bit.ly/3IxUiC2 University of Newcastle Parks Australia #artificialintelligence #map #monitor #threatened #restoration #biodiversity #flora #fauna #Uluru #NorfolkIsland #ChristmasIsland 8/

We are thrilled that the 2023 Threatened Bird Index is being released at #AOC2023. This morning Tayla Lawrie gave a sneak peak before the official release on Thursday. Come and see what 20,000 time-series tells us about imperilled bird trends in Oz. BirdLife Australia TERN

The A2O Search tool is now released. Search across the A2O for audio that sounds similar to your query. See the blog post from Google here: blog.google/intl/en-au/com… Search here: search.acousticobservatory.org

Got bird call recordings to identify? Now you can use the Australian Acoustics Observatory's A2O Search to run an audio similarity search on your recording. search.acousticobservatory.org