My heart goes out to our customers, our colleagues, and the people of the world during these uncertain and chaotic times. I know many of our customers who depend on the support of U.S. government agencies and funding for their research are struggling. I know many of our customers are concerned about a future without stability and security.

A message from Wildlife Acoustics Founder and CEO Ian Agranat. With the acceleration of climate change and illicit activities like poaching and deforestation depleting biodiversity—and with rapidly evolving advancements in machine learning—now more than ever, biologists need access to acoustic recorders they can deploy at scale.

From shots of breathtaking mountain top views to snow-covered forests, here's how our customers captured our Song Meters amidst the magic of the wild.

Using Song Meter recorders, scientists have rediscovered the Hill's horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus hilli), a critically endangered, lost species, which has not been seen in 40 years.

Scientists are using Song Meter SM4s to learn more about the seasonal patterns of the threatened amphibian’s calls.

Sherwood Snyder (Director of Product Management) and Paul Howden-Leach (U.K. Business Development Consultant) of Wildlife Acoustics sit down for a Talking Bat chat with BatAbility Club’s Neil Middleton.

Wildlife Acoustics has been named Manufacturer of the Year by the Massachusetts Legislature’s Manufacturing Caucus during it’s 6^th Annual Manufacturing Award Ceremony.

5 Ways You Can Connect With Us While Social Distancing

To our valued Wildlife Acoustics network, on March 11^th we decided to do what's right for public health and halt all travel for the time being.

Alexis “Batgirl” Valentine is already an award-winning bat researcher.

Get a look at all of the new database functions available with the Kaleidoscope PRO version 5 release, including support for cloud access.

From creating advanced schedules to recording with multiple microphones, learn how the free configurator can help.