Encourages Oklahomans to reduce light pollution during peak bird migration months to decrease bird mortality.
This resolution recognizes the impact of light pollution on bird mortality, especially during migration. It encourages businesses, state agencies, universities, schools, sports complexes, organizations, and residents to turn off exterior lights and shield interior lights during April, May, September, and October. The resolution highlights the importance of birds in pest control, pollination, and seed dispersal, and aims to reduce collisions with buildings and glass. Oklahoma joins other states in the Lights Out campaign to protect migrating birds.
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