Thundergod has been updated and is available for download. We have added Aegir, God of the Sea to the collection, as well as an enhanced sleep timer. Also, Thundergod now retains the earbud optimization settings, and you can now scroll the list of tracks with your finger. Soon, an update for the free player will be available as well.

At long last, the Naturespace catalog is becoming available on iTunes! As long as you have a wi-fi connection, you can download the entire Naturespace catalog directly into the iTunes section of your iPhone or iPod Touch. While most people know about Naturespace because of our iPhone apps, the Naturespace catalog is intended to be used on any iPod, and reside in your iTunes library. We have divided and bundled our catalog into seven albums, four of which are currently available, with the other three expected any day now. Each bundle contains 3 tracks that average 40 minutes worth of audio in total. In addition to those tracks, we provide Earbud Optimized versions as well, so six actual tracks, but 3 different pieces. Click here to go to Naturespace on iTunes! To learn more about each track, please visit the catalog section of our website. We will be updating the website with links to the store soon. And for greater flexibility in choosing, you can also purchase tracks directly from our website’s online store.

Apple has chosen Thundergod for the “What’s Hot” section of the iTunes App Store. If this is how you found us, then we would like to welcome you to Naturespace! Thundergod is an app that will continue to expand and grow… more storms, and a few other surprises. And please, feel free to ask us questions either via this blog, on Facebook, or on Twitter. We have no way of communicating with you via the app store and customer support is a priority at Naturespace.

There is also much information to be had on our website for those who are interested.

Location Spotlight:  St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge, Florida

About a quarter-mile offshore, at the mouth of the Apalachicola River in the Gulf of Mexico, is a small, undeveloped barrier island, St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge. With many types of habitats, ranging from tidal marsh to freshwater lakes and streams, St. Vincent is a haven for many endangered species. Bald eagles, alligators, sea turtles, indigo snakes, colonies of bats, red wolves, and a vast compliment of migratory and tropical birds take up residence here.

With no motor vehicles allowed, and access to the island only by boat, St. Vincent is preserved in as natural a state as possible. Hunting is done in a managed way with the goal of maintaining wildlife populations at a level compatible with the habitat. Our visit to St. Vincent was a unique pleasure; the absence of motors always brings us joy, but it was the uniqueness of such a small island with so many diverse species and habitats that really stands out for us. The Naturespace track Infinite Shoreline was recorded here. Since it is at the mouth of the river, the waves strike the shore at a very oblique angle, which presents a waveline that cascades from right to left, as opposed to head-on. Totally unique, quiet, clean, diverse, and on the ocean; it is one of our favorite spots so far.

Naturespace is proud to announce the release of Thundergod, the ultimate Thunderstorm experience for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Click here to go to the app store. We’ve been through many nasty storms all across the United States to make this app. The addition of the Naturespace blog allows us to communicate directly with Thundergod users, and for those who may have questions before they buy it. So check it out in the iTunes app store and let us know what you think by commenting here. We will also be issuing an update to the free Naturespace player soon, we are just waiting for Apple to put it through. Check back often for the latest updates.