Big boost for bioacoustics as Cornell University program receives $24 million donation

Mongabay
Jun 10, 2021, 3:52 pm1k ptsInteresting
The rapidly growing field of bioacoustics received a big boost when the Cornell Lab of Ornithology announced a gift of $24 million to support its Center for Conservation Bioacoustics program, which was founded in the 1980s to gather information about ecosystem health and animal communication through sound. Like…

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Big boost for bioacoustics as Cornell University program receives $24 million donation

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