Monitoring ecosystem noises has emerged as a crucial tool for assessing the health of ecosystems. By analyzing changes in acoustic patterns, researchers can detect disturbances, track biodiversity declines, and evaluate the impact of conservation efforts. This approach offers a novel perspective on biodiversity loss, allowing scientists to identify early warning signs and respond promptly. As noise pollution continues to rise, incorporating noise monitoring into conservation strategies will be essential for mitigating ecosystem degradation and preserving ecosystem services.