This community-led project will bring local people together to create a series of six original audio soundscapes for the Carnsore Biodiversity and Cultural Heritage Trail. Through workshops and recording sessions, participants will share their knowledge, memories and experiences of Carnsore, exploring its wildlife, changing environment, cultural heritage and the stories that shape the area.

Working with artist Connor Duggan, community members and creative contributors will gather environmental recordings from across the wind farm landscape, capturing the sounds of wind, wildlife, water, vegetation, human activity and renewable energy infrastructure. These recordings will be combined with music and spoken contributions from local people to create immersive audio experiences rooted in place.

The project will support participants to record, reflect on and creatively interpret the sounds and stories of Carnsore. The finished soundscapes will be accessible via QR codes along the trail, offering visitors a deeper connection to the natural and cultural life of the area through local voices and perspectives.

A series of public events will share the work through live talks and audio-visual performances inspired by the sounds and stories gathered throughout the process. Together, the project will celebrate Carnsore's distinctive character while preserving local knowledge, ecological awareness and community memory for future generations.

Please note that the details of events listed above are provided by the relevant Local Authorities.