New paper: #lightpollution suppresses diel migration in #Daphnia, but no detectable difference between urban and rural populations. rdcu.be/eNVwb
So no adaptation to light pollution? We discuss different plausible explanations for this lack of differentiation.

New paper: #lightpollution suppresses diel migration in #Daphnia, but no detectable difference between urban and rural populations. rdcu.be/eNVwb
So no adaptation to light pollution? We discuss different plausible explanations for this ack of differentiation.

Warmer light colours are often put forward as the solution to the #lightpollution issue. However, some species are attracted to warmer colours, such as #glowworms, suggesting that filtering out blue light has limited capacity to solve the light pollution problem rdcu.be/eJDB4

New paper showing the importance of accounting for species interactions when investigating the impact of non-native species on ecosystems. Single-species manipulations may fail to capture full ecological consequences. rdcu.be/egjJS

"current lack of knowledge of their responses to the growing global pervasiveness of light pollution is a barrier to their effective conservation - their responses could translate into ecosystem-level alterations through top-down effects, as have been observed for other species."

Our editorial for the Collection on impact of light pollution is now out, open access rdcu.be/d6F8z Submission deadline: for papers: 1 March 2025 (contact me if you may need more time) #lightpollution #ALAN

Inviting contributions to a special issue on #lightpollution in the newly launched journal BMC Environmental Science. Call for papers - Light pollution and its impact on human health and wildlife www.biomedcentral.com/collections/...