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Noise from human activity threatens an animal's reproductive success
Note: This story was originally printed with the title, "Calls of the Wild".
Michael Tennesen is a freelance writer based near Los Angeles.
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Add CommentAnyone remember 'Silent Spring"?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisBernie Krause, Martyn Stewart, and I were fortunate to spend more than a week in June of 2006 documenting the soundscapes of ANWR. Dr. Krause was an inspiration for the Western Soundscape and Western Wetlands projects archived at the University of Utah. See http://westernsoundscape.org/ You can link to some of the ANWR sounds there. Kevin Colver
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