Asia Pacific > Australian study touts soundscape analysis as low-cost way to measure biodiversity, as nature repair market bill hits political chicanery

Australian study touts soundscape analysis as low-cost way to measure biodiversity, as nature repair market bill hits political chicanery

Published 08:38 on September 21, 2023  /  Last updated at 08:46 on September 21, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

An Australian paper has trialled the use of ‘soundscape analysis’ as a low-cost way to indicate farm dam health, with its authors saying it could be an innovative way to track and reward biodiversity change in Australia’s nature repair market.
An Australian paper has trialled the use of ‘soundscape analysis’ as a low-cost way to indicate farm dam health, with its authors saying it could be an innovative way to track and reward biodiversity change in Australia’s nature repair market.


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