Another Way

As we settle down for the night, the day is just beginning for the stoic tawny owl. Silently swooping around our urban jungles, the night is not what they are used to. With the whirring of traffic and the dazzling glow of streetlights, how do our owls fare in the urban metropolis?

Translation by: Sophie Nash

Lead author: Arianna Passarotto

Case study paper: Passarotto, A., Morosinotto, C., & Karell, P. (2025). Experimental noise and light pollution alter prey detection in a nocturnal bird of prey. Journal of Animal Ecology, 94, 1398–1409.

Associated universities and organisations:
Lund University ,Universidad de Sevilla, Novia University of Applied Sciences, National Biodiversity Future Center

We’re working hard to bring a zero-waste shop and community hub to Falmouth, and right now all donations are being match-funded, which means your donation will literally go twice as far! Plus, once the shop is up and running, every purchase will help to fund Another Way’s mission to empower people to live with kindness towards our planet. Here’s a little look at what we’re all about - and where it all started. If you’d like to be part of the journey to help bring Another Weigh to Falmouth, you can donate and learn more at the link in our bio. ☀️