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Subject: Re: Welcome to the Sound Issues in the National Parks Forum

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Jim Cummings
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Date Posted: 05:29:46 04/15/03 Tue
In reply to: Thomas Precourt 's message, "Welcome to the Sound Issues in the National Parks Forum" on 13:24:40 04/09/03 Wed

Thanks for setting this up, Tom. I was sorry to miss your event (being so close, here in northern NM), but am off to a related one on the 26th in the Bay Area, co-hosted by the NPS and Nature Sounds Society, with an emphasis on developing protocols for doing sound surveys/recording in the parks. My interest is largely twofold: as a writer and soundscape educator, to help develop interpretive materials and techniques, and as a soundscape advocate, to learn more about the "language" used by the NPS in hopes of encouraging other agencies to follow their lead.

Best wishes,
Jim Cummings
AcousticEcology.org

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Re: Welcome to the Sound Issues in the National Parks Forum Karl 07:17:34 08/24/03 Sun

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>Thanks for setting this up, Tom. I was sorry to miss >your event (being so close, here in northern NM), but >am off to a related one on the 26th in the Bay Area, >co-hosted by the NPS and Nature Sounds Society, with >an emphasis on developing protocols for doing sound >surveys/recording in the parks. My interest is >largely twofold: as a writer and soundscape educator, >to help develop interpretive materials and techniques, >and as a soundscape advocate, to learn more about the >"language" used by the NPS in hopes of encouraging >other agencies to follow their lead. > >Best wishes, >Jim Cummings >AcousticEcology.org

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