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Each on-demand module covers a different topic, from bioacoustics applications and best practices to recorder functionality and sound analysis using Kaleidoscope Pro software.

Lessons are designed to accommodate your level of subject-matter knowledge—whether you're new to bioacoustics or an advanced practitioner. Browse our course catalog below to start learning!

This platform is new as of April 2023. Be on the lookout for new courses as we continue to add them over the coming months.

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Meet Our Instructors

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Dave Roberts

Dave is a lifelong audio engineer with over 30 years of experience in developing audio technology. He has spoken at international conferences and is a published author as well as a passionate environmentalist. As a Wildlife Acoustics Product Specialist, he regularly interacts with (and learns from) biologists and environmental scientists. Dave applies his deep knowledge of sound and technology to the constantly evolving science of bioacoustics, providing exceptional training experiences to our customers.
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Paul Howden-Leach

Paul has worked as a professional ecologist for over 25 years and has extensive experience conducting surveys for protected species, including bats, amphibians, reptiles, terrestrial mammals, and birds. He specializes in bats and bird bioacoustics and identification through sound and sonogram analysis. Paul is a qualified teacher and has taught at numerous further and higher education institutions worldwide, ranging from formal lecture settings to in-field active sound recording training. Additionally, he occasionally serves as a consultant and advisor to the BBC and other television production companies.
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Fran Tattersall

Following a research career focused on British wildlife conservation, Fran now works in technical sales, training, and business development related to ecology and the environment. She has a particular interest in bioacoustics and the emerging science of acoustic indices. Fran provides advice and training on wildlife sound recorders and analysis to companies across Europe. She is a keen naturalist and enjoys trying to identify birds by ear.

Guest trainers 

Michael Fishman

Michael is a Certified Wildlife Biologist, Professional Wetland Scientist and TWS Fellow. He is co-founder and co-owner of Edgewood Environmental Consulting, LLC, specializing in natural resources surveys, impact assessments, and permitting.
Michael currently serves on the Board of Directors for the North American Society for Bat Research (NASBR). He has held past chair and president positions and served as a founding member of the Northeast Bat Working Group (NEBWG), among other esteemed roles.
Much of his work has focused on bat surveys, research, and conservation efforts. He has conducted acoustic surveys for over 20 years and developed two bat acoustic training courses, one of which received recognition from the USFWS for training related to the U.S. Federal Protocol Bat Acoustic Surveys. We're excited to have him on board!

dr. rafael rueda-hernández

El Dr. Rafael Rueda-Hernández es Coeditor en Jefe del Journal of Field Ornithology y Research Fellow del Centro de Investigaciones Tropicales de la UCLA.
Con un doctorado en Ciencias Biológicas de la UNAM, el Dr. Rueda-Hernández ha contribuido a docenas de publicaciones y tiene una amplia experiencia en comunicación científica, divulgación y colaboración internacional. Su investigación se centra en la ornitología, la biología de la conservación y los ecosistemas tropicales.

Dr. Minerva Uribe

Minerva Uribe es Médica Veterinaria con un doctorado en Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo por la Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México. Desde 2013, ha centrado su investigación en el monitoreo de murciélagos, proponiendo lineamientos para implementar mejores prácticas que promuevan su conservación, especialmente en parques eólicos. Ha impartido talleres sobre el monitoreo acústico de murciélagos a estudiantes y trabajadores de áreas naturales protegidas, y ha colaborado como consultora ambiental en proyectos relacionados con murciélagos, desarrollando medidas de prevención y mitigación en este ámbito. Su trayectoria incluye la participación como ponente en congresos nacionales e internacionales, así como la obtención de financiamiento de diversas organizaciones internacionales dedicadas a la conservación de la biodiversidad.

Dra. Yasmin Viana

Yasmin Viana é bióloga, com mestrado em ecologia e doutorado em biodiversidade e conservação da natureza pela Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora. Atua na área de bioacústica há mais de 10 anos, com experiência na gravação e análise de sons de aves, anuros e mamíferos, especialmente sons de golfinhos.

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