Bioacoustic monitoring is becoming more and more popular as a non-invasive method to
study populations and communities of vocalizing animals. Acoustic pattern recognition …

Digital acoustic recording devices allow for recording of vocal activity of animals over long
time periods and therefore open new perspectives for monitoring. In this paper results of a …

The inferences that can be made from any study are limited by the quality of the sampling
design. By bad luck, when monitoring species that are difficult to detect (cryptic), sampling …

To effectively monitor bird populations, accurate identification of species is critical. However,
the reliability of species identification is rarely taken into account or quantified. For this study …

Large-scale bird monitoring can provide valuable insights about drivers of population
change across different spatial and temporal scales. Yet, challenging terrain and survey …

Highlights•Eavesdropping has been studied in many mammals and birds, but not
lizards.•We asked whether a skink responds to the sounds of their predators and/or alarm …

With recent EU directives requiring that Europe must achieve 20% of its energy from
renewable sources by 2020 the development of offshore wind, tidal and wave technologies …

Wetland loss is cause for concern for populations of many wetland bird species throughout
North America. The North American Breeding Bird Survey, the primary resource for broad …

Modern aerial 1080 (sodium monofluoroacetate) operations are effective in reducing
population densities of possums, rats and stoats, thereby reducing predation pressure on …

Observer call count surveys are utilised throughout New Zealand to monitor kiwi
populations. The development of affordable autonomous acoustic recorders by the …