The impact of light pollution on ecosystems is substantial, affecting both wildlife behavior and ecological balance. Artificial lighting at night can disrupt the natural patterns of animals, including migration, reproduction, and feeding habits. For example, it can interfere with nocturnal species' natural cycles, leading to increased predation or decreased reproduction success. Additionally, light pollution can disrupt plant growth and flowering times, as many plants rely on natural light cues. Managing light pollution is essential for protecting biodiversity and maintaining healthy ecosystems.