Daniella Teixeira

A novel protocol for exploratory analysis of unknown sound‐types in large acoustic datasets Current ecoacoustic analysis methods are unsuitable for exploring unknown sound-types in large acoustic datasets. Ecoacoustic studies can collect considerable quantities of audio with minimal fiel...

What do rivers sound like? What creatures (or otherwise) contribute to freshwater soundscapes? Our newest research, led by Katie Turlington, provides a new method to explore these types of questions. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... #bioacoustics #freshwater

Tamielle from PlatypusWatch talking about eDNA for monitoring mysterious platypus! #nationalscienceweek #techmeetsnature

Sydney from Burnett Mary Regional group up next. Lots of cool tech for monitoring! #techmeetsnature #nationalscienceweek #bioacoustics

Josh from Malleefowl Recovery Group talking about their fantastic use of LiDAR for detecting malleefowl mounds #nationalscienceweek #techmeetsnature

Roxane from Desert Channels Qld demonstrating their awesome use of machine learning for monitoring trees in the Channel Country #nationalscienceweek #techmeetsnature

Minyunai Rangers talking about their use of tech to protect Country including cameras and drones for koalas and dingoes #techmeetsnature #nationalscienceweek

Tech Meets Nature Showcase kicking off now! First up, Kieran from Frontier Labs talking all things passive acoustic monitoring #bioacoustics #nationalscienceweek

From quantum leaps to wild soundscapes: National Science Week puts Queensland scientists in the spotlight Celebrate National Science Week by getting to know 7 of Queensland’s brightest, boundary-pushing scientists.

A little feature on DETSI's Down to Earth blog in the lead up to National Science Week and our Tech Meets Nature showcase :D #bioacoustics www.detsi.qld.gov.au/our-departme...

This great work was led by PhD student Lifi Huang.

Acoustic recognition of individuals in closed and open bird populations Passive acoustic monitoring is firmly established as an effective non-invasive technique for wildlife monitoring. The analysis of animal vocalizations…

I'm excited to share our new (in press) paper on vocal individuality and acoustic recognition. We looked at Red-tailed Black-Cockatoos, Little Penguins, Little Owls, Tree Pipits and Chiffchaffs, with promising results. #bioacoustics #vocalindividuality www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Day for it ☀️

Thanks for having me! #bioacoustics

I did look at this option but it still seems pretty clunky and doesn’t have great functionality… 😕

#bioacoustics community: do you know any online platforms for volunteers to join an acoustics project, validate and label acoustic data (e.g. birdnet detections, false negatives), filter for specific species etc? I asked this a few yrs ago but nothing of the sort existed...

It struck me at our #Publishing Workshop at #ICCB2025 that there is more we can do to help our authors find agency in their decision making when choosing a journal.

I highly recommend that all authors consider the following information sources when choosing a journal. 👇

#OpenAccess 🧪

Always devastating to “see” Australia’s extinct fauna. Gone forever. John Woinarski presenting the evidence for the impact of invasive species, esp cats and foxes, on native mammals. #iccb2025

No, I mean just identifying the species BUT we are working on vocal individuality too! We have a preprint out..

We haven’t talked too much about bioacoustics at this #ICCB2025, but nice plug from @drdave.bsky.social on its potential in monitoring biodiversity on farms. We’ve basically solved the species ID problem - now onto applications! #bioacoustics

That was a great moment.

Romney Edwards-Francis discusses movement, connectivity, and genetic diversity of red-tailed tropicbirds, following population founding on Lady Elliot Is in 1983. All returned fledglings that reached breeding age are male. #seabirds #ICCB2025 🪶

Photo of Arabella and her title slide

Photo of a leadbeater possum and key lessons

"Extinction is a choice and one we don't have to accept." Arabella Eyre gives us a powerful reminder that 1% of Aust GDP would achieve this and highlights the extensive work undertaken to try to save the Leadbeater's possum

#ICCB2025

Fantastic first day at #ICCB25! Wonderful to connect with colleagues old and new, and forge new ideas. Love the eco friendly name tags too 👌🏼

@martinemaron.bsky.social squeezing How To Fix Offsets (paraphrasing) into 3 minutes. Exceptionally I might add. Key message for me was applying absolute, rather than net gain, the latter inevitably leading to more loss. Standing room only I might add! #ICCB2025 @iccb2025.bsky.social

@hugepossum.bsky.social reminds us it's critical to determine what the management actions are to save threatened species, and then we need to prioritize those actions, & consider the costs of the actions #ICCB2025

Glossy black-cockatoos giving their soft contact calls amidst the meditative chorus of bell miners, delightful. #bioacoustics

🦇👶 batble 👶🦇

@ahanaaurora.bsky.social et al. ( @berlinbatlab.bsky.social) show in @elife.bsky.social that feedback from moms shapes baby bat babbling

via "longitudinal ... recordings & behavioral monitoring of ... mother-pup pairs across [multiple colonies]" 🤯 lotta data!

#prattle 💬
#bioacoustics

Ecoacoustics in Action: Real-World Applications and Insights Join us to hear about applications of the Open Ecoacoustics platform for continental-scale ecological monitoring and research

Discover how sound is transforming biodiversity research—from tracking endangered species to understanding ecosystems after fire. 🌏🎙️Register on Eventbrite.

🎤 Featuring:
Lola Lange (QUT)
Dr Slade Allen-Ankins (JCU)
Karen Rowe (Museums Victoria)

#Ecoacoustics #Conservation #OpenScience @ardc.edu.au

Happy to help!

I'm using BirdNET (default & custom) for almost every project now. It blows my mind how easy ML has become. To think of all the years I spent learning how to build recognisers in monitoR, Kaleidoscope, Arbimon etc ... now I can focus on the fun stuff - answering ecological questions! #bioacoustics

Devastating