What We Do

If you are wanting British bird song identification and wildlife or natural sounds CDs, or on-site audio heritage  interpretation, we're for you.  With over 30 years of experience, Sounds Natural is one of the UK's leaders, with 30 CDs in an audio bird and countryside books library and over 100 other productions covering wildlife, countryside, drama and heritage topics, as well as  DVDs and videos, with audio cassettes available for traditional listeners.   In our audio interpretation work we have undertaken over 200 audio tour productions for more than 100 sites.

Our audio tours are for an existing top-drawer client list and work to the highest standards, producing English audio tours, Scottish audio tours, foreign language audio tours and tours for disability access, on time and at competitive rates.

Our large number of natural history and countryside productions, both CDs and audio cassettes, include many using Sounds Natural’s unique radio feature  format, developed after my work presenting and producing programmes for BBC World Service, Radio 2, Radio 4 and BBC Radio Oxford from 1970 to 1990.  We also have an increasing number of relaxing nature sounds CD titles, involving bird and other natural sounds only, with no identifying commentary. 

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current projects

Work on new natural sounds CDs
In association with the British Tinnitus Association, we have produced two new titles - "Wind in Aspen Leaves" and "Song Thrush in Heavy Rain - for tinnitus sufferers, and others, who wish to be immersed in the sounds of nature.

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Relaxing Nature Sounds for Meditation
Many of our relaxing nature sounds productions, feature soothing birdsong and other calming natural sounds only, with no identifying commentary. This makes them great aids for relaxation and meditation.

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The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
Interview audio tour for part of the New Grounds at Slimbridge for use with Audiopass wands, involving members of staff and including calls of many of the wildfowl.

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John Rylands Library, Manchester
A disability audio tour for the visually impaired (VIP) and a Children's audio tour, to join the main audio tour already completed for Manchester University.