Listen up! Eco-music is everywhere. Singers like Miley Cyrus are using their talents to communicate a “green” message. Talented teens are writing their own green lyrics and putting them to songs by artists like Kanye West. Very young students are learning by singing fun songs about the importance of caring for the planet. Here at Earth Preservers we’ve got a green play list that just keeps growing and growing and growing.
From The Elephant Listening Project at Cornell University, this music video captures the sounds of Africa’s forest elephants. Go to the Project’s website to watch another video that describes elephants’ “secret language.”
Need a break from studying? Here’s a 42-second-long break that’ll have you laughing. The US Fish & Wildlife Service brings you the Harlem Shake, as performed by Mother Nature’s finest dancers.
For last year’s World Environment Day, the United Nations put together this music video called “Rhythms of the Earth.” Enjoy!
Time goes faster when you’re listening to good music, right? Nothing compares to the sound of birds on a quiet afternoon. And so, we give you one hour of the sounds of birds, some of Mother Nature’s sweetest songmakers. Nearly half a million people have already listened. Just maybe it really will make your homework easier to do!
Eco-Music | tagged Albania Shqiperia, The Sound of Birds, YouTube, natural sounds Too much pressure in school? Parents or friends giving you a hard time? Discover how to relax with the “music” of Mother Nature. Really, Mother Nature should have her own record label. Join the nearly two million who have already listened to these “natural” sounds and we bet you’ll agree.
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