A series of multi-sensory workshops that explore the intersection of what is healing for the self and healing for the planet.

Our mission is to shift our relationship to the ecosystems we inhabit through powerful sound and sensory experiences, helping people to connect to the climate crisis in a healthy and productive way.

The Power of Sound

Delicate and spacious soundscapes composed of electronic components and field recordings accompany therapeutic instruments to take listeners on a journey through the natural world. Here, nature joins the orchestra of instruments.

Harnessed with intention, sound has the power to immerse, transport, nourish and restore.

Where the climate crisis has become saturated with visuals, facts and figures, sound offers to cut through the noise. These soundscapes have been created to facilitate new perspectives and insights about our relationship to the natural world around us.

Earthsong tells compelling stories through metaphor, sounds and scents from the natural world.

Weaving themes of ecology, regeneration and nature-based solutions with contemplative practices, this project is a meditation on the symbiosis between person and planet.

Earthsong tells the story of how our own wellbeing is deeply intertwined with the health of the planet and seeks to address fractured connections to the natural world.

Earthsong Workshops

Earthsong Series

A workshop series that reflects on the wisdom of nature through soundscapes, scent and storytelling.

Mycelial Meditations

What do fungi, indigenous systems of knowledge and us humans have in common, and more importantly, what can this teach us about our relationship to the world around us? All things point to relationality and symbiosis.

Oceanic Soundscapes

A journey into the deep blue. An abundant and powerful resource, this workshop explores seaweed as healing for both planet and body.

The Eco-Systems Within

A look at the structural parallels between the human microbiome and larger ecologies and the importance of biodiversity for both the internal and external eco-system.

Artwork by Dasha Plesen

As we tap into nature’s capacity to heal and restore, we also ask how we can return the favour.

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A deep dive into the way that Earthsong uses sound technologies as a tool to (re)connect to the natural world. Pictured: a Sound Immersion for @oceanbottle on World Ocean Day at 180 Strand. A merging of seascapes and soundscapes that showcased Oc
A little about the Earthsong method and why sound is so important in the visually-saturated climate conversation. Pictured: an early iteration of the Mycelial Meditations workshop that explores fungal solutions. Highlighting the symbiotic and rec
Exploring a foundational philosophy behind Earthsong Project’s mission. Do you have a hard time perceiving yourself as part of nature? Let us know in the comments
Earthsong Journal spent some time with @seed to explore how their microbial research has been applied in support of our wider ecosystems, in a very 21st century love story of the hive and the microbiome. Swipe for more 🐝🍯 Created by Joseph Evlin
With climate communications at the heart of our mission, this quote by anthropologist Anna Tsing captures the importance of hope in the climate conversation. We look at the many nature-based solutions available and how they might illuminate the pat
Seaweed presents itself in the climate conversation as a nature-based solution for both planet and body. With it’s carbon sequestration properties and rich nutrient profile, this article published in Earthsong’s online journal explores
What do fungi, Indigenous systems of knowledge and us humans have in common, and more importantly, what can this teach us about our relationship to the world around us? All things point to relationality and symbiosis. This workshop journeys deep thro
A sensory journey into the deep blue. An abundant and powerful resource, this workshop explores seaweed as healing for both planet and body.
This workshop looks at the structural parallels between the human microbiome and larger ecologies, as well as the importance of biodiversity for both the interior and exterior ecosystems. Artwork shared with permission from artist Dasha Plesen (www.

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“Stories should never end, but rather lead to further stories.”

— Anna Tsing