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Welcome to Wildlife Bioacoustics Analytics

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Bioacoustics is a scientific field that deepens our understanding of ecosystems and the lives of animals through sound. By monitoring natural soundscapes, conservationists can better interpret the acoustic rhythms of habitats, protect endangered species, and reduce the impact of human-made noise. At the same time, behavioural ecologists gain valuable insights into how animals communicate and interact within their environments.

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Wildlife Bioacoustics Analytics is a Canadian company founded in 2022 by Ines Moran, who holds an M.Sc. in Bioacoustics from the University of Windsor (2017) and a Ph.D. in Bioacoustics from the University of Auckland (2022). Since 2015, Ines has specialized in processing bioacoustic data using programming languages such as R. Her expertise spans the entire bioacoustic workflow—from data extraction and detection to classification and measurement. She has developed advanced computational techniques to identify, quantify, and analyze sounds from complex audio recordings.

 

Through Wildlife Bioacoustics Analytics, Ines offers analytical services, produces detailed methodological reports, and delivers meaningful, data-driven insights to her clients. Her work supports research and innovation in areas including animal communication, wildlife conservation, environmental monitoring, and even bioacoustic-inspired art.

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Ines is passionate about helping clients and collaborators solve challenging acoustic problems—whether in science, conservation, or creative projects. Get in touch to explore how she can help your team uncover the hidden sounds of the natural world.

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Ines Moran

Wildlife Bioacoustics Analytics

 

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Analyzing the data

Photo credit: Ines Moran 2017

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Photo credit: Katie McGuire 2017

Image by Florian Olivo
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