Yorkshire City Set to Achieve UK’s First Dark Sky City Status

York is positioning itself to become the UK’s first Dark Skies City by taking active steps to reduce light pollution and enhance stargazing opportunities. York University is leading the initiative by assessing its main campus, Lord Mayor’s Walk, for improvements conducive to a Dark Skies environment, making it more accessible for those interested in enjoying clear night skies without having to travel to remote areas like the North York Moors. This endeavor aims to attract more tourism, as there are currently no official Dark Sky cities in the UK. The push for a Dark Skies designation is part of the upcoming North York Moors National Park’s tenth anniversary Dark Sky Festival, which will feature experts examining the city’s potential to mitigate light pollution. Local leaders emphasize the importance of responsible lighting practices that not only protect natural habitats but also foster community engagement and economic growth.

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