
JUAN PABLO CULASSO
Nature Recordist
Sound designer
Soundscaper
Consultant in Accessibility and Inclusion
Bird-watcher
I work to create accessible and inclusive experiences and to preserve the heritage of natural sounds.
Learn more about my work on this page!
20 years ago I work in the recording and divulgation of nature's sounds. I studied with the curator of the neotropical sound archive, Jacques Vielliard, at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil.
I am currently a contributor to the sound collection Macaulay Library, the most important nature sounds library in the world.
In February 2014 I was the winner of the first edition of the SuperBrains program - broadcasted by the National Geographic channel - for my ability to identify birds by their songs.
I have published more than 15 works portraying the sounds of birds in the Americas. I have also lectured and taught courses in various conferences focused on nature in general, nature tourism, and birds in particular.
An event that marked my career was to be invited to Cornell University, in New York (United States), where I offered a conference entitled "A World of Sounds" in which sound landscapes of the places where I recorded were protagonists with its emblematic sounds.
A SOUND TELLS YOU MORE THAN A THOUSAND WORDS
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All my work has accessibility and inclusion as a common denominator

Tourism and Conservation Consulting

Recording of Nature Sounds and Soundscapes

Bird audio guides

Sound design

Techno-Aids

Conferences and Workshops on Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion

Conferences and Workshops on Sound, Conservation and Tourism
Who has Juan Pablo Culasso worked with for sound recording and/or editing, accessibility and inclusion consulting, assistive technology, conferences and courses?

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