Exploring the Effects of Nevada’s ‘Starry Skies’ Initiative on Wildlife

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October 2, 2024

Exploring the Effects of Nevada’s ‘Starry Skies’ Initiative on Wildlife

The Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation has launched the Nevada Starry Skies Certification Program to promote and safeguard the state’s dark skies, which are paramount for both ecological balance and stargazing. This initiative addresses the negative effects of light pollution on wildlife and ecosystems, while fostering a connection to the cosmos for residents and tourists alike. Notable dark sky parks, like Massacre Rim and Great Basin National Park, offer breathtaking views of the night sky, and the program aims to designate additional dark sky locations across Nevada. By collaborating with various stakeholders, the initiative seeks to raise awareness about light pollution, enhance energy conservation, and stimulate economic opportunities in rural areas reliant on stargazing tourism.

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https://www.ktnv.com/news/how-nevadas-new-starry-skies-program-can-impact-the-states-wildlife-and-economy

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