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Offline mode in the Earth.fm app

We are excited to announce the release of version 1.1 of the Earth.fm app, which is available via Google Play

Monitoring biodiversity through sound

I begin with a definition of biodiversity. Biodiversity measures the variety of life on Earth, including the richness of species,

Birdsong dialects and recording the Australian outback

Australian landscape artist Vicki Powys has been field-recording wildlife since 1986. She has written many papers on birdsong, and, for

ProductHunt nominates Earth.fm as Mobile App of the Year!

Earth.fm’s app has been nominated as Mobile App of the Year by ProductHunt. Last year, Earth.fm – a registered charity

The Ashaninka army’s sonorous weaponry: 1980 –2000

A war that is not over yet. In the entire history of the Republic of Peru, never before has there

Legal rights for nature!

As enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948, human rights

Embed track for Earth.fm recordings

Dear friends, Have you ever wanted to embed Earth.fm nature soundscapes on your website? Great news – now you can!

How do Earth.fm artist accounts work?

Earth.fm is always working to improve the platform for all our users. As such, to improve our artists’ experience, we’re

The Earth.fm Gift Card

🎁 We’re excited to introduce the Earth.fm Gift Card – something many of our users have been asking for! If

Diary of a sound recordist: Naked ears on the soundstage

Looking down at my walking shoes, still dusty from my last walk, I felt the physical absence of my recording

The environmental cost of war

The number of people killed by war during human history (as of 2003) is estimated as falling somewhere between 150

Offline mode in the Earth.fm app

We are excited to announce the release of version 1.1 of the Earth.fm app, which is available via Google Play

Could conserving biodiversity limit future pandemics?

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the COVID-19 pandemic claimed the lives, directly or indirectly, of approximately 14.9 million

How to organize your field recordings: A revised method

I’ve wanted to share my updated process for organizing recordings for a long while. A few years ago I wrote

Why plastic flowers are trash

In UK cities, fake flowers festoon the exteriors of shops, restaurants, hotels, pubs, and bars, while, inside, entire walls have

What is non-sleep deep rest (NSDR)?

Non-sleep deep rest (NSDR) refers to a method of relaxation which is thought to confer similar benefits to those derived

‘Like Spotify, but for natural soundscapes’: the Earth.fm app on Product Hunt

In case you missed the email sent to mark the special occasion, the Earth.fm app was recently awarded Product of

Three years in the countryside: Notes from a field recordist

Hoopoe, starling, golden oriole. It’s an especially warm morning – a surprise after weeks of cloudy skies. I make an

32-bit float in field recording

While it has recently gained popularity, 32-bit float workflows have been around for a while. Let’s have a look at

On designing nature sounds, inspiration, and couples at work

Earth.fm has launched a mobile app – and we couldn’t be more excited. Two designers put their stamp on the look

The Earth.fm mobile app is here!

Earth.fm – a registered charity whose website is a free library of nature sounds – has just launched its mobile

The Beauty of Walking the Same Path

Just because you’ve hiked a trail, doesn’t mean you truly know it. Friends ask me for trail recommendations a lot,

Sounds from underground: the orchestra of the soil

It’s easy to take soil for granted. Perhaps that’s understandable: not only do we unthinkingly walk all over it (compounding

Are wild animals self-medicating?

It’s long been thought that chimpanzees use plants medicinally – now, a team from the University of Oxford have come

An increasing clamor: The rise of anthropophony

In ‘Silence Is Falling: The Loss of Nature Sounds’, Earth.fm recently addressed some of the reasons why field recordists are

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Offline mode in the Earth.fm app

Monitoring biodiversity through sound

Birdsong dialects and recording the Australian outback

ProductHunt nominates Earth.fm as Mobile App of the Year!

The Ashaninka army’s sonorous weaponry: 1980 –2000

Legal rights for nature!

Embed track for Earth.fm recordings

How do Earth.fm artist accounts work?

The Earth.fm Gift Card

Diary of a sound recordist: Naked ears on the soundstage

The environmental cost of war

Offline mode in the Earth.fm app

Could conserving biodiversity limit future pandemics?

How to organize your field recordings: A revised method

Why plastic flowers are trash

What is non-sleep deep rest (NSDR)?

‘Like Spotify, but for natural soundscapes’: the Earth.fm app on Product Hunt

Three years in the countryside: Notes from a field recordist

32-bit float in field recording

On designing nature sounds, inspiration, and couples at work

The Earth.fm mobile app is here!

The Beauty of Walking the Same Path

Sounds from underground: the orchestra of the soil

Are wild animals self-medicating?

An increasing clamor: The rise of anthropophony

This is where we
tell stories...