This research explores the use of ecoacoustics as a conservation tool in tropical forests. By analysing soundscape indices, the project evaluates daily and monthly biodiversity patterns to determine the effectiveness of eco-acoustic monitoring in Malaysia. The findings support evidence-based decision-making and strengthen rapid ecological assessment methods in tropical environments.
Dr. Loo Yen Yi is an ornithologist and independent researcher with expertise in animal behaviour, biology, and ecology. Specialising in bioacoustic research, she explores habitat fragmentation and ways to mitigate habitat destruction. Dr. Loo’s work bridges gaps in planetary health knowledge by engaging participants in bioacoustics to deepen understanding of nature. She currently conducts research at the Sunway Centre for Planetary Health.
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