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Chromatic Rain in the Namib Desert

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Resting at the beach - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Latest soundscapes

24 new soundscapes have been added this month. Enjoy!

Chirping Field - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Evening Wind through Black Oak Woodland, with Striped Honeyeaters

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Rain and Amphibian Songs in the Southern Atlantic Forest

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A Gentle Conversation with the Ocean

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Himalayan Forest Valley - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Polyrhythms from the Southern Atlantic Forest

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Late Night Tale - nature soundscape - earth.fm

For Whom the Bell Tolls, part 2

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For Whom the Bell Tolls, part 1

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Grassy Field’s Breath - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Shallow Water Running in the Swampy Atlantic Forest

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Coral Sand Whisper - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Songs from the Late‑Summer Dark

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The Talking Current of the River Mouth

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Under the Swallows’ Nests - nature soundscape - earth.fm

In the Quiet Hour of Autumn’s Edge

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Before Dawn at the Wadden Sea - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Guided meditations

Light of the moon - nature soundscape - earth.fm

Listen to Earth.fm artist talks

1 new episode published this month.

December Solstice by Cameron Randall

Bodies Extend Themselves Toward a Breathtaking Absence of Limits Earth.FM has the pleasure and honour to announce a new work

Interview: Jakub Orzęcki

“I try to find places that still carry a bit of this […] feeling that […] something might be watching

Interview: Endless Fields pt. 2

“To record well, you have to be listening well.” This episode, part two from Endless Fields 2025, features a further

Interview: Endless Fields pt. 1

Earth.fm curator Melissa Pons was recently invited to attend Endless Fields 2025, as one of seven sound artists-in-residence at Portugal’s

Interview: Serge Bulat

“I welcome every noise around me. No matter what it is: a duck, a fish, a deer farting. […] You

Interview: George Vlad

“Sound is life for me.” The latest installment of the Earth.fm podcast, Wind Is the Original Radio, finds curator Melissa

Interview: Nahun Saldaña

“I prefer to live in the fantasy, not in the desperation of the crisis […], you know?” This latest episode

Interview: Andy Martin pt.2

“I don’t feel like nature is somehow healing me – I feel as if my body is remembering what it’s

Interview: Andy Martin pt. 1

In this episode of Earth.fm’s Earth Is the Original Radio podcast – the first of a two-parter! – the site’s

Interview: Chris Treviño

A new turn around the sun and a new episode, this month’s guest being Chris Treviño, a field recordist and

Interview: Jo Kennedy

Say hello to December with this month’s episode, in which we welcome creative sound artist Jo Kennedy, co-director of Yorkshire

Interview: David de la Haye

Hello and welcome back to the Wind Is the Original Radio podcast! We have been longing to return and are

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Latest guides and essays

2 more posts have just been published.

What is climate colonialism?

It may seem that we are constantly inundated with articles that connect responses to climate change with social justice –

Homeostasis

Nature has helped me to find solace, even within loneliness. Nature doesn’t require me to be performative; it forces me

The Sounds Below

I earned my NAUI Certification card—my C-card, as divers call it—in 1977, and proudly pocketed my Instructor card a year

What are the environmental impacts of Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian Territories and the war in Gaza?

Even if the Gaza ceasefire holds, the precarious peace will not expunge two years of Israeli actions which, according to

Defining and redefining terms in field recording

Field recording isn’t a very new discipline, but it’s not been around for as much as photography or other arts.

An audio diary of Palestine

Travel has been central to my work as sound editor and field recordist, shaping how I listen to and perceive

How listening to nature sounds improves health

As well as being a way to engage with the natural spaces which continue to be imperiled by human activity,

New feature: Recordings near you

Earth.fm’s library of soundscapes can only ever be a bridge to the natural world – not a replacement for real-world

Attenborough’s Wonder of Song reviewed

Following our preview and review of David Attenborough’s 2024 series Secret World of Sound, we’re skipping back a couple more

Nurturing nature and Earth.fm’s future: Why we’re adjusting access limits

As a self‑funded registered charity, Earth.fm has always been committed to sharing the calming power of nature soundscapes with everyone,

A personal note from Earth.fm curator Melissa Pons

I’m writing because I’d like to pass on how much wonderful feedback we receive from our listeners and Earth.fm members.

Can crows hold grudges?

The short answer is: yes. But let’s dig into how this ability derives from crows’ considerable intelligence. So, what exactly

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Staff playlists

We have curated 2 extra playlists this month.

Christiana Figueres' Favourite Nature Sounds

Soothing Nocturnal Soundscapes for Sleep

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Check out our new mobile app!

Latest soundscapes

Guided meditations

Listen to Earth.fm artist talks

December Solstice by Cameron Randall

Interview: Jakub Orzęcki

Interview: Endless Fields pt. 2

Interview: Endless Fields pt. 1

Interview: Serge Bulat

Interview: George Vlad

Interview: Nahun Saldaña

Interview: Andy Martin pt.2

Interview: Andy Martin pt. 1

Interview: Chris Treviño

Interview: Jo Kennedy

Interview: David de la Haye

Latest guides and essays

What is climate colonialism?

Homeostasis

The Sounds Below

What are the environmental impacts of Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian Territories and the war in Gaza?

Defining and redefining terms in field recording

An audio diary of Palestine

How listening to nature sounds improves health

New feature: Recordings near you

Attenborough’s Wonder of Song reviewed

Nurturing nature and Earth.fm’s future: Why we’re adjusting access limits

A personal note from Earth.fm curator Melissa Pons

Can crows hold grudges?

Staff playlists

Christiana Figueres' Favourite Nature Sounds

December Solstice

Soothing Nocturnal Soundscapes for Sleep

The Amazon Rainforest

Quiet Nocturnal Soundscapes

Underwater Sounds

June Solstice

Raven Sounds

Crow Sounds

Earth.fm Taster

Countryside Sounds

Rivers

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Martha Mutiso

Andy Martin

Cheryl E. Leonard

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