The Wildlife Sound Recording Society was formed
in 1968, and now has over 250 members in Britain and throughout
the world. Its objects are to encourage the recording of wildlife
sounds, and to support projects which aim at furthering the
knowledge of natural history sounds, the techniques of recording
these sounds and other allied subjects. In addition to the
Annual General Meeting and Society's Spring Meeting, workshops
are held twice a year and other local meetings are held throughout
the country from time to time. The Society publishes a journal, Wildlife Sound, twice a year - and a Sound
Magazine in CD format of member's work, four times
a year. The Society welcomes complete beginners as well as
experienced recordists.
Please
contact the Membership Secretary for further
details about joining the Society at enquires@wildlife-sound.org |