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Listening Earth brings you the beautiful and atmospheric sounds of the natural world, just as you would hear if you were out there. We established Listening Earth in 1993, inspired by nature's soundscapes, and since then we've created an evocative collection of albums from field trips to remote and pristine environments. On this site you can browse, audition and purchase our albums as either CDs or downloads. Enjoy! |
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Andrew Skeoch & Sarah Koschak Our nature recordings bring you the sounds of our living planet - a joyous chorus of birdsong filling the still morning air, the timeless roar of the ocean, the gentle rippling of a stream as it glides through evergreen rainforest... For many listeners, these wild soundscapes are deeply relaxing. This is not surprising, for despite our hectic urban lives, we are each living, breathing creatures, and listening connects us to the world around us. So we hope you enjoy discovering the beautiful sounds of nature, and that a deeper listening enriches your life. We've attempted to make this website and online shop easy and fun. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, we'd love to hear from you. Happy listening.
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Listen to audio samples, while viewing our galleries of nature photography, and exploring our catalogue of CDs and downloads. Tips for browsing this site.
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"Nature is our passion, and recording it takes us to many beautiful wild locations. So we'd like to do more than just stay in touch, we want to share our journey with you..." For free nature sounds, photography, stories, latest releases and more... go to To subscribe to our RSS feed: |
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When you've finished here, you may like to check out some other recommended nature soundscape recordings from around the world. We also have a page of nature links, with a particular focus on sound recording resources. Download our CD catalogue as a pdf document here.
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