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Researchers and ecologists at the World Ecoacoustics Congress are using audio data and open digital infrastructure to monitor biodiversity and protect Australia’s changing ecosystems.
Open Ecoacoustics built significant momentum in Perth, driven by recogniser training, hands‑on community workshops, two conferences, a series of webinars and the soft launch of its verification microsites.
We recently held our second webinar in the Open Ecoacoustics Webinar Series, focusing on practical tips and tricks for using BirdNET, the powerful AI tool for bird sound identification.
We recently kicked off the 2025 Open Ecoacoustics Webinar Series with a vibrant and inspiring session showcasing how ecoacoustics is being used to tackle real-world conservation challenges across Australia.
We are excited to announce our new reusable, open source, user interface components that can be embedded into any website. It’s now easier than ever to add spectrograms to your own websites!
Learn how Open Ecoacoustics is helping researchers listen to the land to preserve Australia’s native animals and ecosystems.
I hope your 2025 is off to a great start. We at Open Ecoacoustics are excited to keep the community more updated on our activities and progress. This year, we’re committed to providing more regular updates and sharing our work through these posts and on social media.
Even if it’s February, we would like to take a look back and celebrate some key events that happened last year in 2024.