LightS OUT PROGRAM
Home Owners
Building OWNERS/OPERATORS
Building OWNERS/OPERATORS
- Turn Off Unnecessary Outdoor Lights including porch lights, garden lights, and any decorative lighting that isn't essential for safety
- Install Motion Sensors for outdoor lighting
- Use Timers for outdoor lights to ensure they are only on when needed
- Use Window Treatments and close blinds or curtains at night to prevent indoor lights from shining out and confusing migrating birds
- Spread Awareness and educate neighbors and community members to create a bird-friendly environment in your neighborhood
- Support Bird-Friendly Architecture design features such as bird-friendly glass or window decals if you're planning to build or renovate your home
- Monitor Bird Activity and if you come across an injured bird, contact local wildlife rehabilitation centers for assistance
Building OWNERS/OPERATORS
Building OWNERS/OPERATORS
Building OWNERS/OPERATORS
- Educate Employees through company newsletters, internal communications, or educational sessions about Lights Out
- Evaluate current lighting policies to identify how energy-saving lighting fixtures can be implemented
- Install Timers and Motion Sensors to help reduce energy consumption and minimize the impact of artificial light on nocturnal birds
- Work with Building management to turn off common area lights such as lobbies, parking lots etc.
- Promote Bird-Friendly Design features including bird-friendly glass, window treatments, or external shading devices in building construction and renovation projects
- Amplify the impact of your efforts by collaborating with other businesses and bird conservation organizations
- Monitor Bird Activity and if you come across an injured bird, contact local wildlife rehabilitation centers for assistance