Key Figures from Distinct Reserve Make Urgent Appeal

Leaders of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, an international dark sky reserve in Wiltshire, are calling on the community to take action against light pollution to protect its renowned nocturnal habitats. Since being awarded dark sky status in 2019, the reserve has become a popular destination for tourists seeking to experience its exceptional starry skies and wildlife. Steve Tonkin, an advisor to the reserve, emphasized the need for residents and farmers to adopt warm lighting and canopy covers to mitigate light pollution’s impact. Successful initiatives include the use of responsible street lighting and nighttime awareness activities that encourage visitors to appreciate the natural night environment.

Key Figures from Distinct Reserve Make Urgent Appeal

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