Gateway Arch to go dark in September to shield migrating birds
The iconic Gateway Arch in St. Louis will switch off its lights throughout September to protect migratory birds. The landmark sits along the Mississippi Flyway, a critical corridor used by numerous bird species traveling south. Artificial lighting is known to disorient and endanger birds during migration season. Authorities are also encouraging the public to take supporting steps, such as keeping cats indoors and reducing outdoor lighting. Regularly cleaning bird feeders has also been recommended to help prevent the spread of disease among bird populations.
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