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The role of ecoacoustics in monitoring ecosystem degradation and restoration
Restoration Ecology, Volume 33, Issue 8, November 2025.Ecoacoustic approaches are increasingly being used to monitor biodiversity, having emerged as a promising tool for monitoring ecosystem degradation and restoration in the last two decades. Despite the growth, their application in monitoring animal populations in changing ecosystems remains underutilized.
Consolata Gitau +4 more
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Time series methods for the analysis of soundscapes and other cyclical ecological data
Methods in Ecology and EvolutionBiodiversity monitoring has entered an era of ‘big data’, exemplified by a near‐continuous collection of sounds, images, chemical and other signals from organisms in diverse ecosystems.
Natalie Yoh +2 more
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Ecoacoustics in the rain: understanding acoustic indices under the most common geophonic source in tropical rainforests [PDF]
, 2020 Camilo Sánchez‐Giraldo +4 more
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A novel protocol for exploratory analysis of unknown sound‐types in large acoustic datasets
Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Volume 16, Issue 10, Page 2487-2499, October 2025.Abstract Current ecoacoustic analysis methods are unsuitable for exploring unknown sound‐types in large acoustic datasets. Ecoacoustic studies can collect considerable quantities of audio with minimal field effort; however, analysing these recordings effectively remains a challenge. Manual annotation is labour‐intensive, acoustic indices only summarise
Katie Turlington +4 more
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Biota Colombiana, 2021 Ecoacoustic approaches have the potential to provide rapid biodiversity assessments and avoid costly fieldwork. Their use in biodiversity studies for improving management and conservation of natural landscapes has grown considerably in recent years ...
Edgar Cifuentes +2 more
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Lydanalyse for overvåking av biologisk mangfold i tropisk regnskog [PDF]
, 2023 Tropical rainforests harbour up to 66% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity but have been reduced in extent by up to 60% due to persistent deforestation and forest degradation, resulting in the population decline or loss of ecologically and ...
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Impact of acoustic index parameters on soundscape comparisons
Methods in Ecology and EvolutionUnprecedented ecosystem changes have prompted prioritisation of scalable and informative environmental monitoring. Ecoacoustics derives information from passive acoustic monitoring of soundscapes as a proxy to describe ecological processes.
James Kemp +6 more
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Frontiers in Ecology and EvolutionIntroductionForests managed for timber production can also be managed for biodiversity conservation by retaining structures typical of old-growth forests, which provide heterogenous structures for forest-dwelling species, including birds.
Taylor Shaw +2 more
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Biophony in a noisy tropical urban forest fragment
Biota Colombiana, 2021 Anthropogenic noise, which is part of an urban soundscape, can negatively affect the behaviour of wild animals. Here we investigated how biophony (animal sounds) was affected by noise in an urban Brazilian forest fragment.
Sara Gonçalves Santos +3 more
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Systematic review of machine learning methods applied to ecoacoustics and soundscape monitoring. [PDF]
Heliyon, 2023 Nieto-Mora DA +4 more
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