As the weather gets nicer, more activities get held outdoors. Some of those activities may go on until well after dark. Many parks have lighting systems to accommodate those that prefer evening recreation. 
But what impact are those lights having on the local area? 
Light pollution is an often overlooked and misunderstood problem affecting our communities and ecosystems. Many parks agencies have lighting that is outdated, brighter than necessary, or improperly directed.
There is good news--once we make the effort to reduce light pollution, we start noticing a difference very quickly. 
In this episode of the Productive Parks 5-Minute Podcast, we discuss light pollution, its effects, and what agencies can do to reduce it.
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