Spring 2020 marked the largest drop in global seismic noise in recorded history. It took a pandemic to shut us up for a while.
Listening to silence is not the absence of noise; it is the willingness to listen to ever-present non-human noise. By listening, we begin to see the world anew.
A new book by nature photographer and explorer Pete McBride invites us to celebrate the art of listening to nature and to reconnect with our ancestral need of being in the world.
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