During the last decades, artificial night lighting has increased globally, which largely affected
many plant and animal species. So far, current research highlights the importance of artificial …

With moth declines reported across Europe, and parallel changes in the amount and spectra
of street lighting, it is important to understand exactly how artificial lights affect moth …

The globally increasing light pollution is a well-recognized threat to ecosystems, with
negative effects on human, animal and plant wellbeing. The most well-known and widely …

One major, yet poorly studied, change in the environment is nocturnal light pollution, which
strongly alters habitats of nocturnally active species. Artificial night lighting is often …

The current decline in insect numbers and biomass is likely due to several factors [1] and
one of the lesser studied factors is the increased artificial light at night (ALAN). Several …

Given the global continuous rise, artificial light at night is often considered a driving force
behind moth population declines. Although negative effects on individuals have been …

Artificial lights have become an integral and welcome part of our urban and peri‐urban
environments. However, recent research has highlighted the potentially negative ecological …

Among drivers of environmental change, artificial light at night is relatively poorly
understood, yet is increasing on a global scale. The community‐level effects of existing …

Levels of artificial night lighting are increasing rapidly worldwide, subjecting nocturnal
organisms to a major change in their environment. Many moth species are strongly attracted …

The night‐time environment is increasingly being lit, often by broad‐spectrum lighting, and
there is growing evidence that artificial light at night (ALAN) has consequences for …