A short film about a GCRF funded project, investigating biodiversity monitoring and loss by turning recordings of natural sounds and bio-acoustic data from the forests of Colombia into musical compositions. The online screening and discussion, incorporates specimens from the Manchester Museum and explores the research collaboration of Cucusonic a collective of Colombian biological scientists, anthropologists and musicians, with the University of Manchester’s Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology and charity In Place of War, who together created a community network and invited music producers to use the natural sounds they collected to create music
Dr Rupert Cox, Director Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology, University of Manchester
This event is open to all
People with a particular interest in music, nature, and biodiversity