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Review of <em>Listening in the Field</em>: <em>Recording and the Science of Birdsong</em>
In 1962, Rachel Carson penned one of the most powerful and controversial books of the mid-twentieth century. Often credited with launching Earth Day and sparking the environmental movement, Silent Spring argued for changes in agricultural science and wildlife management that considered a greater eco
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