Department of Geography and PlanningNews
"Sound Microscopy: Bill Gunn's field recording and the ethics of slow"
Date Published: Nov 25, 2022
Cameron and Rogalsky with the London Group of Historical Geographers
SAPLab Open House with Blasted Pine Speakers
Date Published: Oct 25, 2022
Experience, through sound, the life and work of early Canadian environmental sound recordist, Bill Gunn...
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SAPLab Hosts Season 4 of THE ANIMAL TURN: Animals and Sound
Date Published: Apr 06, 2022
SAPLab is partnering with the DAN School of Music's Sonic Arts Studio, to fund the fourth season of the award-winning podcast The Animal Turn hosted by SAPLab member, Claudia Hirtenfelder...
Catching up with SAPLab Member, Sophie Edwards
Date Published: Oct 22, 2021
Sophie has been busy working in the community over the last few years. She was the lead writer of the two-volume Art of Land-based Early Learning (a best seller in early learning circles)...
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No, the Ivory-billed Woodpecker is not officially extinct (yet)
Date Published: Oct 16, 2021
SAPLab member Hannah Hunter published an article in medium.com with title, No, the Ivory-billed Woodpecker is not officially extinct (yet).