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Noise Pollution

A native oyster bed on an urbanised coast.

The ocean is becoming too loud for oysters

Wildlife camera photo of bear as part of the noise study

Outdoor recreation noise affects wildlife behavior and habitat use

A digital illustration of a nest with eggs and a baby bird, surrounded by sound waves representing traffic noise

Traffic Noise Exposure in Eggs and Nesting Birds Leads to Lifelong Fitness Reduction

A zebra finch undertakes a cognition assay as part of the study.

City noise affects the color of songbirds’ beaks

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