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How does street lighting impact wildlife and when should we turn off the lights?

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By Samuel Challéat, Jean Secondi, Kévin Barré
| Phys.org Verified
Free-tailed bats in Réunion flying out of a roost. Credit: Samuel Challéat, CNRS Nocturnal Environment Observatory, UMR Géode As part-night lighting (i.e., turning off streetlights in the middle of the night) becomes more widespread among local authorities, three studies focusing, respectively, on robins, toads and bats show that, often, turning off the lights for a few hours is not enough to restore natural night.
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How does street lighting impact wildlife and when should we turn off the lights?

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By Samuel Challéat, Jean Secondi, Kévin Barré, Laurent Godet, Léa Mariton, Thierry Lengagne
| The Conversation Verified
As part-night lighting (i.e., turning off streetlights in the middle of the night) becomes more widespread among local authorities, three studies focusing, respectively, on robins, toads and bats show that, often, turning off the lights for a few hours is not enough to restore natural night. In terms of biodiversity, the challenge is not just about switching off the lights, but knowing when and where to do so.
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À quelle heure éteindre les lampadaires pour protéger la biodiversité ?

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By Samuel Challéat, Jean Secondi, Kévin Barré
| Science & Vie Verified
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Samuel Challéat - Chercheur, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) ; Jean Secondi - Maître de conférences en Ecologie, Université d’Angers ; Kevin Barré - Post-doctorant en écologie appliquée, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN) ; Laurent Godet - Chercheur au CNRS, Nantes Université ; Léa Mariton - Post-doctorante en sciences de la conservation & éco-acoustique, Inrae et Thierry Lengagne chercheur CNRS, Université Claude Bernard...
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