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Andrew Baker

Founder & MD
Soil Acoustics Ltd
Andrew established Baker Consultants in 2009 and is now a Fellow of his professional body (CIEEM). Originally a field botanist, he is now an acknowledged expert in the application of nature conservation law, representing clients at public inquiries and in recent times speaking on the ecological effects of poor air quality on invertebrates. His specialist team at Baker Consultants has developed innovative technologies for the recording of and analysis of the sounds made by wildlife. The team includes Dr Carlos Abrahams, director of bioacoustics and Karthik Ashok, developer as well as an experienced team of ecological consultants.

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IWC

Simple way to check soil health

UK patent granted for handheld monitoring tool that listens for worm activity: “a noisy soil is a healthy soil”…

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iGrow News

Soil Acoustics Ltd Secures UK Patent for Soil Acoustic Meter

Soil Acoustics Ltd has been granted a UK patent (GB 2 623 382) for its Soil Acoustic Meter, with patents pending in the EU and globally.

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Direct Driller

Ecoacoustics – a new underground horizon for soil health

Following on from a farm trial undertaken by Andy Cato’s Wildfarmed farms, (as mentioned in our Farmer Profile issue Nov’ 24) we’re drilling down (pardon the pun) into the technology behind a new t…

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Soil Has A Sound And Listening To It Can Tell Us How Healthy It Is

Farming News - Soil Has A Sound And Listening To It Can Tell Us How Healthy It Is

Farming online news Soil Has A Sound And Listening To It Can Tell Us How Healthy It Is

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Worm listening technology to assess soil health

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Farming online news Worm listening technology to assess soil health

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The Times

Eavesdropping on earthworms can offer guide to healthy soil

Researchers are setting out to create the world’s largest library of underground recordings as a means of monitoring Britain’s earthworms.In the first study of

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The Telegraph

Noisy earthworms may mean healthy soil, say researchers

The more noise that is in the soil, the more healthy it is likely to be, discover scientists at the University of Warwick

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Mongabay Environmental News

Sounds of the soil: A new tool for conservation?

For Jake Robinson, Greno Woods was an easy choice. This large, old forest in South Yorkshire county in the U.K. has historically undergone timber harvesting, quarrying and fires. Plantations of non-native...

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Listening to worms for soil health

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Farming online news Listening to worms for soil health

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The Conversation

Good vibrations: how listening to the sounds of soil helps us monitor and restore forest health

Acoustic technology allows us to listen to the sounds produced by the creatures in forest soils. A new study shows it’s a reliable way to monitor the biodiversity and health of the soil and forest.

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Baker Consultants

Dave Goddard Features in CIEEM’s June 2023 InPractice Magazine | Baker Consultants

Dave Goddard, Invertebrate Specialist at Baker Consultants, features in CIEEM’s June 2023 edition of InPractice Magazine.

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CIEEM

Awards 2020 Winner’s Spotlight: Small Consultancy of the Year | CIEEM

The Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management promotes the highest standards of practice for the benefit of nature and society

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WE DEMAIN

Bioacoustique : une start-up à l’écoute des sols - WE DEMAIN

La firme britannique Baker Consultants a développé un procédé bioacoustique qui permet d’évaluer l’état de santé général d’un terrain. Une technologie prometteuse pour la régénération des sols.

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