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Soundscapes of Socioecological Succession

An Interdisciplinary Record of Resilience to Wildfire

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Socioecological Resilience

Posted on September 30, 2021September 30, 2021 by bhilgren
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Sound Sculptures

The 2020 wildfires near Eugene, OR (~5,000 km2 burned, 3,000 structures destroyed, 11 fatalities, and $7-$13 billion in losses to homes and belongings)  illustrate how forest disturbance can set back sustainable development goals regionally. This project captures a slice of socioecological succession in the region as a measure of community resilience.

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  • Soundscapes of Socioecological Succession
  • Sound Work
    • Sound Sculptures
    • Spectrogram Videos of Audio Files
  • The Team
  • Bibliography / Reference

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Soundscapes of Socioecological Succession is supported through a Center for Environmental Futures and Mellon Faculty Summer Research Award at the University of Oregon. https://cef.uoregon.edu/
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