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Pomona Audio Project

  1. Pomona Audio Project
    1. Introduction
    2. Haast Tokoeka Are Endangered
    3. Current Locations
    4. Past Locations
    5. Workflow
  2. Skraak Forest Project
  3. Next

Introduction

Night time audio data is recorded on Pomona Island with up to 18 Audio Moths. Haast Kiwi calls are found and monitored.

Moth in anti-static bag

Haast Tokoeka Are Endangered

Pomona Why

Haast Tokoeka on Rona Island

Current Locations

A05  C05  D03  D09  F09  G05  H04  M04  N14  N20

Current Audio Moth Locations

Past Locations

A01  A05  A11  B02  B12M  C01  C05  CB11  D03  D05  D09  E04  E07  F05  F09  F10  G05  H04  H05  H07  H09  H14  H15  J06  J07  J11  K09  KS06  M01  M02  M04  M05  N08M  N14  N20  NB14  NB5T  S13T  S23  T10  V04  V05  V23  W04  W20  WB09  WD05  WD07

Past Audio Moth Locations

From Pomona Island

Workflow

Pomona Workflow

Skraak Forest Project

The goal is to build up a dataset that can be used to model all bird calls and potentially forest health.

Recording 1 minute in every 40, all day and night, every day.

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Thanks to the Pomona Island Charitable Trust
Supported by Fiordland Packs

CC BY-SA 4.0 David Cary. Last modified: October 26, 2024.