Hydrophone Audio
Listen Live!
Press the play button below to listen to the live stream of our Dearth Island hydrophone.Press the play button below to listen to the live stream of our King Island hydrophone.
Press the play button below to listen to the live stream of our Dryad Point hydrophone.
Press the play button below to listen to the live stream of our Simonds Group hydrophone.
Recordings
Listen to a selection of clips from our hydrophones.
Northern Resident Killer Whale Hydrophone Recording - June 15, 2013
Members of the A clan pass by the King Island site of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Pacific White-Sided Dolphins Hydrophone Recording - June 14, 2013
Recorded at the King Island site of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Transient Killer Whales Hydrophone Recording - March 11, 2013
The inner coast sub-population of west coast transient killer whales recorded on the Dearth Island hydrophone of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Earthquake Hydrophone Recording - October 27, 2012
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake off of Haida Gwaii was detected by the Central Coast Hydrophone Network. King Island hydrophone, 10x speed.
Transient Killer Whale Hydrophone Recording - October 19, 2012
Transient killer whales recorded from the King Island site of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Humpback Whale Song Hydrophone Recording - September 21, 2012
Humpback whale singing recorded on the King Island site of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Northern Resident Killer Whale Hydrophone Recording - August 3, 2012
The A1 pod passes by the Dryad site of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Pacific White-Sided Dolphins Hydrophone Recording - February 17, 2012
Our first cetacean recording from the Dearth Island hydrophone of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network, a collaboration between the Heiltsuk Integrated Resource Management Department and Pacific Wild.
Pacific White-Sided Dolphins Hydrophone Recording - February 29, 2012
Another recording from the Dearth Island hydrophone of the Central Coast Hydrophone Network.
Photo by Max Bakken