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DESCRIPTION:For Aldo Leopold part of the enjoyment of being outdoors was ex
 periencing the sounds of nature. His essays in A Sand Count Almanac make f
 requent reference to how natural sounds provide an important sense of plac
 e. But in the lower 48 states today\, it is increasingly impossible to esc
 ape human-generated noise\, even in places designated as wilderness\, maki
 ng it difficult to study or simply enjoy natural soundscapes. Preserving t
 he natural sounds of a place may be just as challenging as conserving
LOCATION:UW- Eau Claire- Barron County Library\, 1800 College Dr\, Rice Lak
 e\, WI 53868
SUMMARY:Badger Talk with Stanley Temple at UW Eau Claire- Barron County
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