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There’s no shortage of “nature soundtracks,” but how many of them are the actual sounds from a US National Park?
To celebrate its 102nd birthday, the National Park Service is offering ParkTracks, a 12-minute mix of sounds from across various national parks. The sounds were captured by the NPS’s (wonderfully named) Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division, and the mix is available to download now.
If that’s not enough, head over to the website of the Sounds and Night Skies Division where they have plenty of audio clips and soundscapes, many with evocative titles.
“Thunderstorm Soundscape from Black Canyon Trail” has some dramatic thunder claps and is better than any fake “relaxing rain” site. The windy, moody tundra soundscape could be...
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