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Fenland Conversations
by Clip Sound and Music
The Centre for Landscape Regeneration and Clip Sound and Music present Fenland Conversations, an immersive soundscape podcast that transforms ecological research into a living, audible landscape. This sonic artwork reveals how biodiversity, scientific insight and community knowledge intersect, highlighting the vital role of people in shaping the future of the Fens.Grounded in nature recovery initiatives and informed by local stories, memories and imagination, It explores how landscapes might recover, how biodiversity can be restored, and how communities contribute to these processes.
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Denver Sluice Spring Tide
Recorded at Denver Sluice at 9am on 16 July 2026, as the tide was coming in. Denver Sluice is a meeting point between the natural movement of water and the ways we manage and control it. Water is held back, redirected and released, creating a constantly changing soundscape. The recording was made...
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Fenland Conversations Introduction
Fenland Conversations is an immersive soundscape podcast exploring the Fens through research, field recordings, stories and conversation. Developed by CLIP Sound and Music in collaboration with the Centre for Landscape Regeneration at the University of Cambridge, the project brings together...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Centre for Landscape Regeneration and Clip Sound and Music present Fenland Conversations, an immersive soundscape podcast that transforms ecological research into a living, audible landscape. This sonic artwork reveals how biodiversity, scientific insight and community knowledge intersect, highlighting the vital role of people in shaping the future of the Fens.Grounded in nature recovery initiatives and informed by local stories, memories and imagination, It explores how landscapes might recover, how biodiversity can be restored, and how communities contribute to these processes.
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