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Parks Monitor Noise to Protect Nature, Environment

APR 26, 2012
The National Park Service performs acoustical measurements of artificial park noise to help safeguard wildlife.
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Parks Monitor Noise to Protect Nature, Environment

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  1. Noise Pollution - man-made or machine-made sound that causes disturbances with nature and wildlife.
  2. Ambient Sound Level - the level of sound in an environment, such as a park, that exists in the absence of human-caused noise.
  3. Acoustics - The science of sound, which includes its interaction with natural environments.

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