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ASLO (American Society of Limnology & Oceanography)
Scientific society whose website contains information and images about freshwater and marine ecosystems.
http://www.aslo.org

Ecology of the Night Symposium, Canada (Sept 22-24, 2003)
Website features summaries of talks given by scientists exploring ecological and human health aspects of ANL.
http://www.muskokaheritage.org/ecology-night/index.asp

IDA (International Dark Sky Association)
Advocacy organization for dark skies. Website contains abundant information and images about ANL as well as mitigation strategies.
http://www.darksky.org/~ida

NABS (North American Benthological Society)
Scientific society whose website conveys information about biological communities living on the bottom of lakes and streams.
http://www.benthos.org/index.cfm

NALMS (North American Lake Management Society)
Organization whose website displays information regarding the protection and management of lakes and reservoirs
http://www.nalms.org/

“Protecting the Night Sky”, Talk of the Nation, radio program, May 2, 2002
NPR (National Public Radio). Contains information about ecological light pollution. Guests Geoffrey Kayunay, Elizabeth Alvarez, Cliff Haas, Laura Kasischke, Travis Longcore, Chad Moore, and Tim Bauer.
http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1142643

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Articles and Books on Ecological Light Pollution

Harder, B. 2004. Degraded darkness. Conservation in Practice 5(2): 20-27.
   
Harder, B. 2002. Blinded by the night. Does artificial light disrupt ecosystems? Science News 161
  (April 20, 2002): 241-256.
 
Health Council of the Netherlands. 2000. Impact of outdoor lighting on man and nature.
  The Hague: Health Council of the Netherlands; publication no. 2000/25E. ISBN:90-5549-371-6
  View in HTML | Download PDF
 
Liebl, D.S. and R. Korth. 2000. Sensible Shoreland Lighting. University of Wisconsin - Extension. p. 1-9.
  View in HTML | Download PDF
 
 
Longcore, T. and C. Rich. 2004. Ecological light pollution. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 2:191-198.
  (Excellent review of scientific work)
View abstract in HTML *For full text, email longcore@urbanwildlands.org
 
Petersen, A. 2001. Night lights. American Scientist 89:24-25.
 
Rich, C. and T. Longcore. In press. Ecological consequences of artificial night lighting. Island Press.
  (Book containing chapters authored by scientists participating in conference on Ecological Consequences of ANL, UCLA, February, 2002.)

People Studying Ecological Effects of ANL

Winslow Briggs | Phototropism in plants
Bryant Buchanan | Activity and behavior of amphibians
P. Cinzano | Quantifying ANL using satellite imagery
Gerhard Eisenbeis | Mortality of adult aquatic insects
James E. Lloyd | Chemiluminescence and communication of fireflies

Michael Mesure | Migratory bird mortality
Chad Moore | National Park Service – Quantifying ANL in national parks of U.S.A.
Richard Podolsky | Seabird behavior
Michael Salmon | Sea turtle orientation and behavior
Sharon Wise | Salamander behavior and ecology

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