With the arrival of autumn 2025, the TETTRIS-funded TEOSS phase is drawing to a close. Perhaps the project's greatest success has been the formalization of a group of naturalists passionate about orthopterans and bioacoustics in Europe. The experience has been...
From September 18 to 21, we participated in the VII International Congress on Biodiversity and Nature Conservation (Conserbio 2025), held in Seville at the Pablo de Olavide University and the CABD. This event, which originated in southern Spain and has already become...
The latest TEOSS event within the TETTRIS program consisted of a study trip to southern Spain with a select group of participants who were familiar with the methodology and data collection protocol. Our mission was to explore several natural areas to record endemic...
We organized this second introductory workshop on orthopteran bioacoustics, taught in Spanish, continuing our efforts to grow the community of interested Spanish speakers. This time, we visited the Cuenca mountain range. We enjoyed pleasant temperatures and the...
José Emilio Pardo's (1992) doctoral thesis on the Orthoptera of the mountain ranges of Castilla-La Mancha laid the foundations for the study of these insects in the Serranía de Cuenca. To date, no specific publication has updated these data, although the Serranía...
Baudewijn Odé is a prominent Dutch researcher specializing in the bioacoustics of grasshoppers. His work focuses on the study and analysis of sounds produced by crickets, grasshoppers, and bush-crickets, significantly contributing to the field of acoustic entomology....
Despite representing two third of the European Orthoptera biodiversity, bush crickets (Ensifera: Tettigoniidea) remain often difficult to observe and study in the field. In this article, I will share some personal experiences and highlight potential for future...
Miguel Domenech Fernández is a young Spanish orthopterologist based in the province of Albacete. He has been very active since his final year thesis and has gradually incorporated bioacoustics into his research methods. He shares his reflections on his development...
The Greek workshop has been launched, and a shortlist of 22 participants from 10 countries has been approved. bc.lab.uoi.gr/en/education-training/teoss/
We have added the recent talk by David Bennet to our canal. https://youtu.be/axx4PJnOMEM Artículo científico: Recent technological developments allow for passive acoustic monitoring of Orthoptera (grasshoppers and crickets) in research and conservation across a broad...
José Carlos Sires is a Sevillian naturalist who has overcome the loss of vision at the age of six to become an expert in bioacoustics. Initially known for his extraordinary ability to identify the Iberian birds by their songs, Sires has recently expanded his expertise...
In 2025, we will have a second TEOSS meeting in Spain, but this time we will serve a more international audience with the attendance of participants in the training workshops in 2024. The objective will be to put the TEOSS protocol into practice in the field,...