A unique immersive sound installation will be coming to to a National Trust property near Bristol.

Bird, has been commissioned by National Trust Tyntesfield, North Somerset and created by In Between Time, who created We Are Warriors at Redcliffe Caves last year.

The new installation, which has been created in collaboration with young people from Bristol and Somerset, will explore human-induced biodiversity loss using archival recordings of the now extinct Kaua’i’ō’ō bird as it calls out for a mate that will never come.

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Bird, has been commissioned by National Trust Tyntesfield, North Somerset and created by In Between Time, who created We Are Warriors at Redcliffe Caves last year. The new installation, which has been created in collaboration with young people from Bristol and Somerset, will explore human-induced biodiversity loss using archival recordings of the now extinct Kaua’i’ō’ō bird as it calls out for a mate that will never come. | Shutterstock

placeholder image — Bird, has been commissioned by National Trust Tyntesfield, North Somerset and created by In Between Time, who created We Are Warriors at Redcliffe Caves last year. The new installation, which has been created in collaboration with young people from Bristol and Somerset, will explore human-induced biodiversity loss using archival recordings of the now extinct Kaua’i’ō’ō bird as it calls out for a mate that will never come. | Shutterstock

With almost 4000 species facing critical endangerment worldwide, Bird aims to respond to ecological grief and habitat destructions and asks how we must respond to the climate crisis.

The unusual installation encourages audiences of all generations to reflect on their relationship with nature and commit to conserving our shared world.

Bird will be installed in the grounds of Tyntesfield from May 1 to June 29.