| Spring is a time of abundance, but it is also a reminder that excess can be detrimental. International Dark Skies Week, which was celebrated mid-April, emphasizes the impairment caused by light pollution to both animals and humans. Turning off non-essential lights at home and in our cities and enjoying the bliss of a truly dark sky will reveal that the night skies are bursting with beauty, just like our gardens during this time of bounty. Read more about Audubon’s Lights Out Program here. |
Posted by: Sandy Steinman | April 30, 2023
Lights Out for Birds
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