For me, the sounds illustrate a rainy Spring day at a west coast beach, where you can almost feel the salt-heavy air around you and the sounds of waves crashing become a backdrop to all else. By Erica Rimmer.

Soundscape inspired by the mine section of the modern exhibition. By Kirk Borger and Craig Penner.

My hope with this soundscape was to use calming sounds to give listeners a few minutes of peace and to help them reconnect with a feeling of connectedness with the present.  By Lydia Toorenburgh.

Soundscape inspired by the tidal pool in front of the ocean diorama. By Jacob Lee.

A soundscape that contrasts industrial sounds, or noise as some may perceive it, by playing with the rhythms and layers of machinery. It then transitions into the peaceful sounds of being by the ocean side. By Colleen Lacey.

The soundscape was inpspired by an old computer in one of the exhibits in the Royal BC Museum. The exhibit is home to a number of display cabinets, each one has items from a different era throughout history. By Kaileen McCulloh.

Soundscape inspired by the bear in the West Coast forest diorama. By Matt Branagh.

My soundscape reflects the museum diorama of a BC coastal seashore. The segments used are a combination of 'natural' and human sounds, using 3 human auditory metaphors. By Monica Nelson.