#acoustic-ecology

#acoustic-ecology

The Natural History Museum has switched on sensors in its gardens to monitor how wildlife reacts to the urban climate, and how and why it is changing. The 25 sensors installed across the central London site will monitor conditions like temperature, humidity and sound. Researchers will then be able to use the live data to look at the kind of life that makes these gardens home from insects and frogs to tiny microscopic organisms invisible to the human eye.