Canadian Association for Sound Ecology
Listening to our changing acoustic environment
Activities & Projects
Find out what CASE is up to in the world of sound ecology. Recent activities and projects are included here.
Research & Publications
Check out the latest research and publications from CASE members and associates.
Resources
Here are links to our some of our favourite websites for your ongoing sound ecology journey.
ABOUT US
As acoustic ecology is the study of the relationship between living organisms and their sonic environment (or soundscape), it is the CASE mission to draw attention to unhealthy imbalances in this relationship, to improve the acoustic quality of a place wherever possible, and to protect and maintain acoustically balanced soundscapes where they still exist.
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Ray’s Well: Reflections on Research and Creation
This month Edmonton-based sound artist, composer and accordionist Raylene Campbell discusses…
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Why There Will Never Be Instagram for Audio
This month aural ethnographer Dr. Milena Droumeva argues for the…
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Cowcaphony: Listening as Other
In this month’s post, CASE Chair Andrea Dancer takes us…
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Sounds Like… A summer audio art festival in the heart of the prairies.
Composer/educator Scott Smallwood reports on last month’s Sounds Like Audio…
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Sound in the Land: A Conversation with Carol Ann Weaver
After returning from last month’s Sound in the Land conference, held at…
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Spring in the Sub-Arctic: A Sonic Investigation
This month composer/performer Carmen Braden brings us reflections on the…
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CASE Blog Welcome and CFP
CASE is excited to introduce our new blog dedicated to…
Contact Us
Have any questions? We are always open to talking about acoustic ecology and our changing environment.