contributors
Find each contributor online by clicking on their name. The initials of the trees against each arboreus.earth contributor is linked to the trees page. To see a full list of the trees on the site, go to the INDEX page.
Australia
Rob Garbutt – CP
Kim V. Goldsmith – AL, AH, BP, CC, CG 1, CG 2, CM, EA, EC, EC, EP, ES,
Jane Richens – MS
Will Rodgers – AM, BP, CC, EP, EC 1, EC 2, ET, TL
Canada
Jordan Zalis – AG, QR
Germany
HP Beck – HNP
Peter Simon – SS
Kenya
Karim Kara – AG
United Kingdom
Stu Guffogg – QR
Andrew Howe – FE, TB
Phil Mill – PN
USA
Colette Copeland – CB, EG, ER, MO, QF
Kristine Diekman – SL
David Stanford – AP
Andrew Weathers – JM
Anne Yoncha – MD
Venezuela
Dalis J Crespo – MT, PCF
A virtual, global forest
- Dungary Rd, Dubbo, NSW, Australia
- Lytham Hall, Lytham St. Annes FY8 4JX, England
- Lang’ata, Nairobi, Kenya
- Seattle, WA, United States
- Guelph, ON, Canada
- Bavaria, Germany
- Mungeribar La, Narromine, NSW, Australia
- Waikerie, SA, Australia
- Dungog, NSW, Australia
- Wellington, NSW, Australia
- Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England
- Caprock Canyon, Sachse, TX, United States
- Moëlan-sur-Mer, France
- Weston Rhyn, Shropshire, England
- El Rosario
- El Aguacatal
- Saxtons River
- Owl Mountains, Poland
- South Durras
- Lake Granbury
- Spurlock Road
- Garth Lane
- Mundarlo
- Tullymorgan
- Seelands
- Ashby
- Cusco
There’s room on the map for more! Would you like to submit a sonic tree portrait? Find out how to submit a recording on the ABOUT PAGE.
The process of recording in a residential neighborhood was a blast, with a number of people asking what I was doing, several of whom stayed to listen for a few minutes when I offered them my headphones. Heartwarming moments of connection. As I listened back to the recordings I realized that the story I was capturing was different than the one I thought I would. The anthropogenic noise captured by the contact mics adds context and a textural depth that I quite enjoy, much to my surprise. Listening to the recordings on arboreus.earth took me on a similar journey, each tree and each story transporting, surprising, and delightful. — David Stanford, USA
