A web-app for mindful listening delivering written instructions that encourage creative engagement with the sounds around you, inspired by input from people who live in, work in, or visit Albany, NY. Use this link https://demo.listeninghere.org/, to gain access to the demo version of the app which works outside of Albany, NY. This project is on-going so

Howard Hersh’s "Four Bridges" is a sound installation at Montalvo Arts Center, designed to be experienced via mobile devices while walking a 26-minute woodland trail through redwood canyons, hardwood forests, and meadows. The narrative combines children's choir, instrumental music, poetry, and archival recordings to explore the forest as a metaphor for shared humanity, featuring voices of political and religious injustice victims linked to Angel Island, Japanese-American internment, and the Holocaust.

Geolocated poetry was a pilot project launched on 1 May 2011, featuring a geolocated poetry sound walk with live art performances in Citadel Park near the City Museum of Contemporary Art (S.M.A.K.). The project, coordinated by Geert Vermeire and involving Escoitar.org / noTours and the Milena principle/WIT Urban Team, was later updated and presented at the E-Culture Fair in Hasselt in November 2011.

Warialda, located at a crossroads in north west New South Wales, has historically served as a hub for bushrangers, convicts, and squatters in a rural farming region. The Warialda Soundtrail offers a geolocated audio walk featuring the voices, sounds, and music connected to the town's rich history and community.

"Writing Letters to the Fox" is an animal activist project that uses GPS drawing to create the word "FOX" in locations where foxes and humans coexist. Since 2018, the project has involved running these letter-forms, with London hosting approximately 18 foxes per square kilometer, and aims to develop multiple tags during the Soundwalk Sunday festival through performative collaboration.

Community based, artist-devised trails around the Royal Docks in East London. Features excerpts from audio recordings made by the project team along with archive recordings from Eastside Community Heritage. Directed by Toby Butler.