Mark Ferguson is a wildlife sound recordist and sound artist, with over 16 years of combined field and studio experience. His work explores the unique and intricate sonic detail of the natural world, with an emphasis on species conservation.
His ongoing creative and research interests include: the development of new narrative approaches to bat detection; electroacoustic music composition, using animal vocabulary and audible behaviours as primary source materials; the use of digital audio technologies for environmental awareness-raising; and wildlife sound cataloguing.
Mark’s award-winnning work has been broadcast by the BBC, mentioned by the Guardian, and performed in leading arts and cultural venues worldwide. He is a member of the Wildlife Sound Recording Society, Bat Conservation Trust and Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, and is an established contributor to the Wildlife and Environmental Sound Archives at the British Library.
Full CV available here.