WORK

More Than Human Lens in practice: research projects, situated experiments and methods developed through collaboration.

River Tone / Risks Beyond Human Eyes

Nature-centred systemic risk research, Somerset, 2026

More Than Human Lens × ASRA × UWE Bristol

More Than Human Lens × ASRA × UWE Bristol

VIEW CASE STUDY

Media coverage

The Guardian

‘Emotional and horrific’: volunteers ‘live’ as Somerset animals to study wildlife risks

READ

The Times

Wildlife researchers pretending to be otters and worms


Wildlife researchers pretending to be otters and worms

READ

METHOD / RESOURCE

Animal Collaboration Guide

A field guide for building situated relations with a non-human animal through scientific research, attention and speculative practice.

DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE

Animal Collaboration Guide Wellington Basins About the @River Tone [2026]

Perceptual Experiments

Interactive studies derived from the Animal Collaboration Guide.

RED DEER

Landscape of Fear

The world opens when the Jaw stops.

INTERACTIONSOUND
An interactive study of the trade-off between mastication and vigilance: hold to feed, release to listen.
ENTER EXPERIMENT
EARTHWORM

The Ground Is Not Still

The ground is not a surface. It is an event.

SOUNDINTERACTIVEPARTICIPANT VOICES
An interactive experiment developed through the earthworm as a perceptual proxy. Verbatim reflections from River Tone participants surface through the experience, carrying traces of their attempts to attend to the ground from another sensory and ecological position.
ENTER EXPERIMENT
ATLANTIC SALMON

Imprint Score

A river remembered as a mixture.

SPATIALSOUNDHEADPHONES RECOMMENDED
A spatial sound experiment translating the chemical, geomagnetic and directional cues involved in Atlantic salmon homing into an audible score.
ENTER EXPERIMENT