Request Made by Leaders of Distinct Reserve

Leaders of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, an internationally recognized dark sky reserve near Salisbury, Wiltshire, are calling for reduced light pollution to protect its exceptional nocturnal environment. Steve Tonkin, an advisor to the reserve, emphasized the negative impact of light pollution on wildlife and encouraged local farmers and residents to adopt warmer night lighting and canopy covers. The reserve, which attracts tourists seeking stargazing opportunities, offers unique experiences such as meteor showers. Farmer Catherine Lockyer illustrated the importance of dark skies by noting the popularity of her campsite among visitors looking to enjoy celestial events. Efforts are underway in Wiltshire’s town councils to ensure responsible outdoor lighting installations, promoting strategies such as using sensor lights and softer bulbs to minimize environmental disruption.

Request Made by Leaders of Distinct Reserve

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