Deep Listening Walk #2 - Floating reedbeds

Castro-Castellon, A. T. (Advisor)

School of Geographical Sciences
Cabot Institute for the Environment

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Community engagement, including convening focus/advisory groups

Description

Collaboration with Bristolian artist Kathy Hinde about how reedbeds help improve biodiversity and water quality, whilst we listen to the new reedbed installation at the Bristol Bathurst basin.

Period	5 Sept 2021
Event title	River Echoes: Kathy Hinde Deep Listening Walks
Event type	Other
Location	Bristol, United KingdomShow on map
Degree of Recognition	Local

Keywords

Floating reedbeds
Biodiversity
Water quality

Documents & Links

Kathy is an artist from Bristol who works with nature. Dr. Ana Castro-Castellón will share insights into how reedbeds help improve biodiversity and water quality, whilst we listen to the new reedbed at the basin.
Artwork and projects by Kathy Hinde and collaborators, centred around listening to water, exploring underwater sound-worlds and our relationships with blue spaces.