Echoes of change, tracking soundscapes in a warming world

The video discusses how soundscapes tell stories about places and how global warming is altering these natural soundscapes. The speaker, a soundscape ecologist, records animal sounds to study changes over time, particularly in Sugarloaf State Park. The impact of global warming and droughts on habitats is highlighted, with examples from Costa Rica and Fiji showing significant changes. The speaker reflects on the loss of soundscapes and the importance of listening to nature.

What are the implications of losing soundscapes as mentioned in the text?

How did the speaker's approach to recording soundscapes evolve over the years?