What is it?
Natures sonores is an over-year cycle of conferences for a large audience. This cycle is prepared and cooked by Benoît Hické, from the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle.
Four to five conferences are organized each year.
Conferences are held in the Grande Galerie d’Evolution of the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, France in the site of the Jardin des Plantes.
EAR regularly participates to the selection of the speakers and to possible discussions with the speakers on stage.
Past conferences
2024-05-04 Sur le fil sonore de l’histoire by Mylène Pardoen, CNRS Engineer in soundscape archeology
2024-01-27 À l’écoute du Rhône by Julie Rousse, sound artist and Camille Desjonquères, CNRS Researcher in ecoacoustics
2023-10-07 Natures vibrantes by Stéphane Marin, sound artist and Pauline Nadrigny, philosopher at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
2023-10-08 Voyage sonore en milieu marin : des oiseaux aux cétacés by Charlotte Curé, researcher in bioacoustics at the Cerema Université Gustave Eiffel
2023-05-13 Les bruisssements du monde by Fernand Deroussen, audio-naturalist
2023-03-18 Agua Larga – Sonorités afro-équatoriennes by Chloé Despax et Félix Blume, sound artists
2023-01-21 Amazonie, les murmures de la forêt by Luc Marescot, director and screen-writer, and with Marc Namblard, audio-naturalist.
2022-10-08 Un voyage sonore dans le monde des pinnipèdes by Isabelle Charrier, CNRS Researcher in bioacoustics
2022-05-21 Hildegard Westerkamp, l’art du paysage sonore by Pierre Couprie, Professor in Musicology at Université d’Évry-Val-d’Essonne and Université Paris-Saclay
2022-03-26 Codex Amphibia by Thomas Tilly, sound artist and Antoine Fouquet, CNRS researcher in evolution
2021-12-11 Petite histoire de l’audio-naturalisme by Juliette Volcler, independent researcher in sound design