Turning off the lights is one of the single greatest things you can do for your local ecosystem, bar none. Speaking specifically to fireflies, they like to lay eggs in thick grass and leaf litter as well - keeping leaf mould piles, leaving areas of grass unmowed, and using mowed grass as mulch can help to provide these amazing creatures with additional opportunities for survival in your area.
I’m definitely doing my part there with my lawn. Sadly, I’m not in a zone where fireflies live, but hopefully my efforts at rejecting lawnoculture are helping other local insect populations.
Turning off the lights is one of the single greatest things you can do for your local ecosystem, bar none. Speaking specifically to fireflies, they like to lay eggs in thick grass and leaf litter as well - keeping leaf mould piles, leaving areas of grass unmowed, and using mowed grass as mulch can help to provide these amazing creatures with additional opportunities for survival in your area.
I’m definitely doing my part there with my lawn. Sadly, I’m not in a zone where fireflies live, but hopefully my efforts at rejecting lawnoculture are helping other local insect populations.