Creating safe spaces for birds


By AGENCY
The Philadelphia skyline from the Cooper River in South Jersey in 2022. In spring and fall, lighted skyscrapers can attract, and injure, migrating birds. Photo: TNS

Philadelphia, in the United States, lies in a major path for millions of birds navigating the Atlantic Flyway, an especially busy avian skyway each spring.

Starting April 1, some of Philadelphia’s most iconic skyscrapers – Comcast Technology Center, Cira Centre, and Liberty Place – will turn off, or turn down, their lights to help prevent birds from colliding with buildings under Lights Out Philly, a programme started in spring 2021. Scores of buildings will participate.

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