Andrew Skeoch is a nature sound recordist and acoustic ecologist, whose recordings have featured in movies and soundscape albums. Andrew guides us in how to become a listener to nature, including hearing how bird conversations can define relationship boundaries and communicate relationship patterns. It follows that nature's acoustic behaviours can inform us about natural systems and patterns for interaction.

Andrew invites us to listen more deeply to the whole environment to hear how nature works. He points to how we can discern a healthy habitat, hear the evolutionary links between the species, and the ways communication is used pervasively throughout the animal kingdom to facilitate cooperation and avoid the costs of competition. At heart Andrew's interest, reflected in his publication "Deep Listening to Nature" is in our relationship with nature and how we may personally enrich it by engaging our senses and what we can learn by listening that can inspire us towards an environmentally aware future.

Andrew, president of the Australian Wildlife Sound Recording Group, offers an immersive multimedia presentation, weaving a narrative of ideas with vibrant recordings of bird song and nature sounds. These are supported by spectrogram analysis of allowing an audience to appreciate the beauty and structure of nature's communications.