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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2022 · 22 MIN

Impact of Light Pollution on Rodents and Insects

from Meet Star Gazers · host Dr. Bridgette Farnworth, Sujay Patil

Dr. Bridgette Farnworth has done insightful research on rat behaviour, predation risk, the New Zealand Weta, light pollution and insects. In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing her on the effects of light pollution on rodents and insects. Time stamps :01:26 : What brought you to dark sky advocacy ? and When did you get started ?04:23 : How does light pollution affect rodents ?10:41 : What are the harmful effects of light pollution on insects ?16:43 : What can our listeners do to mitigate the harmful effects of light pollution on the environment ?19:15 : Where can our listeners learn more about your work and light pollution in general ? Useful links and resources :Dr. Bridgette Farnworth on TwitterAustralasian Dark Sky AllianceInternational Dark-Sky Association If you liked this episode, please consider buying me a coffee.

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Dr. Bridgette Farnworth has a deep passion for wildlife conservation research. In this episode, she shares with us fascinating insights into the effects of light pollution on rodents and insects.

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