Advice from the Night Sky Laminated Bookmark
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ADVICE FROM THE NIGHT SKYTM
See the big picture / Be a star / Keep looking up / Don’t be afraid of the dark / Stay full of wonder / Expand your horizons / Turn off the lights!
Full-color | Laminated | Made in the USA | 2.25" x 8.25"
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🌌 Ten Effective Ways to Protect & Preserve Our Night Skies
💡 Reduce Light Pollution at the Source
Use outdoor lighting only when and where it’s needed. Motion sensors, timers, and dimmers prevent excessive illumination that washes out the stars.
🔒 Shield Outdoor Lights
Install fixtures that direct light downward instead of outward or upward. Fully shielded lights prevent skyglow and glare while still providing safety and visibility.
🔥 Switch to Warm, Low-Intensity Lighting
LEDs with warmer color temperatures (below 3000K) minimize blue light, which scatters easily and disrupts both stargazing and wildlife.
📜 Advocate for Dark-Sky Friendly Policies
Encourage local governments to adopt “dark-sky ordinances” that set standards for outdoor lighting in neighborhoods, businesses, and public spaces.
🏞️ Support & Visit Dark Sky Reserves & Parks
By visiting and supporting designated International Dark Sky Places, you help sustain conservation efforts and raise awareness about the value of natural nightscapes.
🌠 Educate Communities About the Night Sky
Host star parties, night hikes, or astronomy events to connect people with the stars. Awareness builds appreciation, which drives protection.
🏗️ Incorporate Dark-Sky Design in New Developments
When designing homes, businesses, or community spaces, integrate lighting plans that preserve night skies while ensuring safety and aesthetics.
🦉 Protect Nocturnal Wildlife
Advocate for lighting practices near sensitive habitats that protect migrating birds, bats, sea turtles, and other nocturnal species that rely on natural darkness.
🏡 Use Personal Choices Wisely
At home, turn off unnecessary lights, close blinds, and choose star-friendly outdoor lighting. Small changes add up across a community.
🔭 Promote Citizen Science & Night Sky Monitoring
Get involved with initiatives like Globe at Night, which track global light pollution trends. Data helps shape policy and demonstrates the impact of local action.
