Light pollution reshapes predator-prey dynamics at California’s urban edge, study finds
PolicyFriday, May 15, 2026Mongabay

Light pollution reshapes predator-prey dynamics at California’s urban edge, study finds

A recent study highlights that artificial light at night significantly influences wildlife behavior along California's urban edges, more so than noise pollution. This alteration in behavior affects predator-prey relationships, suggesting a need for policies addressing light pollution to protect urban wildlife.

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