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  • Listening to Fish in Florida Bay: Understanding impacts of Freshwater Runoff on Estuarine Fish Behavior

    As freshwater drains south through Florida from Lake Okeechobee into the Gulf of Mexico, it travels through the Everglades and Florida Bay at the southern tip of Florida. This freshwater is critical for providing South Florida with water for drinking…

  • An Unexpected Party

    Here are a few highlights from the reflections shared by Chris’s colleagues:

    “Chris’s early scientific papers helped define the concept of quantitative bioacoustics. … Many scientists and engineers can trace their current success to the prospects and possibilities that Chris created…

  • Ana’s Field Notes from Dzanga Bai

    Ana Verahrami, a Research Assistant with our Elephant Listening Project, recently embarked on a field trip to study forest elephants in Central African Republic (CAR). 

    Camp life is going great! The remoteness of the location has definitely been an adjustment, as has…

  • At The Limit – Saving Forest Elephants

    “STOP RIGHT THERE!”

    Came the warning just as I was leaving the research building. Eric, peering out of an adjacent doorway whispered “He’s right around the corner next to you.”

    ‘He’ was ‘Choco’, a young bull forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) who was…

  • On Seeing Sound

    I am Gururaja KV, a Batrachologist and a faculty member at the Srishti Institute of Art, Design, and Technology in Bengaluru, India. Also, I am an adjunct scientist at the Gubbi Labs in India. My current research interests are in…