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This project investigates how human-made noise impacts wildlife, particularly mammals, in Alpine ecosystems. By using acoustic recorders and camera traps, it aims to understand the effects of noise on animal behavior and ecological interactions, ultimately informing sustainable ecosystem management.
Sound plays a critical role in many species behaviour and their intra and inter specific interactions, thus disruption of animal soundscapes due to anthropogenic noise has led to significant negative impacts on wildlife populations.
Although, in terrestrial environments, anthropogenic noise is recognized as a major pollutant, regulations are targeted towards human wellbeing and often not relevant to wild populations.
Hence, it is critical to better understand how noise influences and disrupts wi…
FONDAZIONE EDMUND MACH
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