Bioacoustics Monitoring to Improve Conservation Efforts for Endangered Species

Bioacoustics is the examination of how sound affects living things, especially animals. This field encompasses a variety of subjects, including the production and reception of sounds by animals, via means of sound in communication, and the analysis of acoustic signals to better understand animal behaviour and ecology. Bioacoustic monitoring can be used to understand animal populations and behaviour, track migration patterns, and detect an occurrence of endangered species. The conservation of endangered species has become a pressing concern since the reduction in biodiversity and the growing threat of extinction of species. The use of bioacoustic monitoring, which provides real-time data on the existence, abundance, and distribution of endangered species, has the potential to enhance conservation efforts.