Multi-eared listening: pathways to equitable partnerships for a transdisciplinary ecoacoustics
Chairpersons
Alice Eldridge
Ecolistening Group. University of Sussex. UK
Chairpersons
Leah Barclay
Ecoacoustics and Acoustic Ecology. University of the Sunshine Coast. Queensland. Australia
Presentations
Alice Eldridge
Ethical, Epistemological and Ecological importance of equitable partnerships in Ecoacoustics
Speaker
Ecolistening Group. University of Sussex. UK
Biography not available
Wendy Erb
Participatory ecoacoustic monitoring of social-ecological change with Indigenous and local community partners surrounding Indonesia’s new capital city
Speaker
K Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics, Cornell lab of Ornithology, USA
Biography not available
Joycelyn Yaa Koko Longdon
Narrating the Forest: The Cultural Centrality of Storytelling in Participatory Bioacoustics with Forest Fringe Communities in Ghana
Speaker
University of Cambridge. UK
Biography not available
Jo Geddes
Using Ecoacoustics and other monitoring techniques to work with Traditional Owners to bring Biocultural perspectives to environmental water discussions
Speaker
Goulburn Broken CMA. Australia
Biography not available
Mónica Chuji Gualinga
Territory: Indigenous Peoples and the Conservation of Biodiversity
Speaker
Indigenous Kichwa of the Ecuadorian Amazon/ Latin America Director of Indigenous Peoples Rights International. Ecuador
Biography not available
Leah Barclay
Listening with Ecosystems: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Ecoacoustics
Speaker
Ecoacoustics and Acoustic Ecology. University of the Sunshine Coast. Queensland. Australia
Biography not available