BioacousTalks
BioacousTalks is your bi-weekly gathering to learn about advances in passive acoustic monitoring and connect with a global community of practitioners. In these sessions, invited speakers present new acoustic methods and analysis tools, share noteworthy case studies, and lead discussions about unresolved topics in our field. This talk series is hosted by K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and is open to all who are interested in participating. Bioacoustics is better when done together. Hope you can join us.
When and where
We meet every two weeks over Zoom, usually at 11 AM (ET, UTC-4). We eagerly welcome new participants, especially those from different countries, in order to foster an open and connected PAM community and benefit from a diversity of experiences and perspectives.
How to join?
Click here to sign up to our mailing list. You will receive emails with zoom invitations for the webinars and information on upcoming presentations.
Who will be speaking next?
Our Spring 2025 program includes:
- April 9th, 11am EDT – Nadege Aoki, “Acoustic enrichment and listening larvae—how healthy soundscapes can boost coral reef conservation”
- April 23rd, 11am EDT – Francisco Rivas Fuenzalida, “Rthoptera, a shiny-powered R package for insect bioacoustics”
- May 7th, 4pm EDT – Thomas Napier, “Advancements in detection and classification techniques for ecoacoustic data”
- May 21st, 11am EDT – Raven Software Team, “Raven Compass and Expedition”
- June 4th, 11am EDT – Marcelo Arayas-Salas, “baRulho: an R package to quantify (animal) sound degradation”
- June 18th, 4pm EDT – Daniella Teixeira, “Recommendations for starting and scaling bioacoustics projects”
- July 2nd, 11am EDT – BirdNET team, “BirdNET for Bats”
Can I access previous sessions?
You can access all previous sessions whose speakers gave permission to record and share. Check out our Youtube channel’s “BioacousTalks” playlist.
Questions or suggestions? Please contact blg85@cornell.edu or lsugai@cornell.edu.