Beautiful. Wild. threatened.

What's in a sound? More and more, conservation scientists are turning to acoustics to uncover the secrets of wild habitats, and monitor their ecosystems. Using acoustic traps to collect valuable data, they can detect subtle environmental changes over time. This can help policy-makers take positive action to promote biodiversity and protect natural habitats.

Spectrograms are visualizations of sound, showing the delicate patterns of frequency and volume that make up a noise. Minute contrasts between each hum, hiss, and howl are what make every animal's voice unique on our planet. With endangered species unable to speak up for themselves, SoundBites tees are here to make sure they are heard loud and clear!