Explore Oregon's Exciting New Stargazing Spot!

Oregon continues to establish itself as a leader in dark sky preservation with the recent designation of Sisters as an international dark sky community by DarkSky International, following Antelope’s recognition as the first in the state. This achievement reflects Sisters’ commitment to combating light pollution, propelled by educational initiatives at Sisters High School initiated in 2000, community involvement, and improved outdoor lighting policies. As one of seven dark sky areas in Oregon, Sisters not only enhances stargazing opportunities for residents and visitors but also promises economic benefits through astrotourism and educational prospects. This movement towards dark sky conservation is fostering a cultural shift that values natural experiences and environmental stewardship, paving the way for further community engagement in astronomy and sustainability. For more information on Oregon’s dark sky initiatives, visit DarkSky.org.

Explore Oregon’s Exciting New Stargazing Spot!

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