Every autumn, residents of Portugal’s tiny Corvo Island switch off public lights for five nights to help young seabirds find the ocean; the wider Azores rescue campaign has saved more than 30,000 fledglings since 2015
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Every autumn, residents of Portugal’s tiny Corvo Island switch off public lights for five nights to help young seabirds find the ocean; the wider Azores rescue campaign has saved more than 30,000 fledglings since 2015

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Imagine an entire island voluntarily turning off its lights, allowing the night sky to guide thousands of young birds towards the ocean.

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