Stanislas Wroza is head of the Evaluation&Monitoring Department at the French Office of Biodiversity. He has made more than 15,000 sound recordings across Europe, Asia and North America and is involved in numerous projects about acoustic identification of birds.
In 2019, Stanislas's first book Birds by Sound was published, the first practical work to allow the reader to master the recording of bird songs and calls.
Stanislas Wroza runs France's National Biodiversity Observatory, and is a member of the French Avifauna Commission and the editorial board of the journal Ornithos. During a stay in the United States, he discovered the potential of acoustic tools in ornithology, and subsequently founded the soundbirding.org project – an acoustic exploration of wildlife. Since then, he has focused on the search for new sounds – it is amazing how much there remains to be discovered.

In 2019, Stanislas's first book Birds by Sound was published, the first practical work to allow the reader to master the recording of bird songs and calls.