Have you ever heard an elk bugle? Or a spotted owl call to its mate?

Gordon Hempton has, and through his successful One Square Inch of Silence campaign, he wants to ensure that others enjoy the opportunity to hear the sublime sounds of Mother Nature.

Click on the links below below to savor the sounds of Olympic National Park unsullied by human noise pollution.

You must have Quicktime to hear the sounds.

Audio Files
	Quicktime
1. Elk Bugle	Play QT
An Elk proclaims his right to his harem.
2. Northern Spotted Owl	Play QT
This endangered species calls to its nearby mate.
3. Thunder	Play QT
Despite over 12 feet of rain eah year, thunder is a rare occurrence in Olympic National Park.
4. Brook	Play QT
A babbling brook whose stones are musical notes. Each section plays a different song.
5. Campfire	Play QT
A crackling late-season fire of dry wood and popping resins.
6. Frogs	Play QT
One of the only park sounds at night, the croaking of frogs tapers off at midnight and resume just before sunrise.
7. Quiet Forest	Play QT
A still morning in an ancient cathedral of tall trees punctuated by the winter wren and varied thrush.
8. Rain	Play QT
One of the many sounds of rainfall in the park, this of raindrops falling on a pond.
9. Spring Morning	Play QT
The sound of sunrise on the edge of Ozette Lake.
10. Surf Wood at Low Tide	Play QT
The sound of the surf heard from the inside a driftwood log at Lowtide.

You must have Quicktime to hear the sounds.