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The motion acknowledges the significant impact that domestic cats have on bird populations, particularly in urban areas where bird populations are already under pressure from other environmental factors. The resolution also highlights the need for responsible pet ownership and the importance of maintaining local biodiversity.

The resolution also calls for the creation of a ‘green belt’ around the city, which would serve as a natural habitat for local wildlife and a recreational space for residents. ### Addressing Light Pollution The resolution takes a significant step towards combating light pollution, a growing environmental concern. It recommends that any new municipal lighting should be limited to a colour temperature of 3000K.

“I’ve seen people who are trying to do the right thing, but they’re just not allowed to,” he said. “I’ve seen people who are trying to do the right thing, but they’re just not allowed to.”

The Challenge of Overregulation

In recent times, the conversation around regulations and by-laws has taken a critical turn.

# Cornwall’s Journey Towards Bird-Friendly Certification

Cornwall, a vibrant community in Canada, embarked on an ambitious journey in December 2022 to become a Bird-Friendly City. The initiative aimed to enhance the local environment for avian species, contributing to biodiversity and ecological balance.

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