Dark-sky Preservation
Summary
Flagstaff is getting a big shoutout from National Geographic as the world's first official dark-sky city. Our strict lighting rules are successfully keeping light pollution low and the stars looking amazing.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 3
Impact analysis
It boosts local tourism and brings in stargazers who spend money at our hotels and restaurants.
Stargazers, local astronomers, and tourism businesses all win big when the night sky stays clear.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
Letter to the Editor: Observations from star parties
Flagstaff Dark Sky Coalition in modern times... Having attended and supported the outdoor concerts and star parties, I have two observations.
Flagstaff Celebrates 25th Anniversary as the World's First International Dark Sky City
Flagstaff Celebrates 25th Anniversary as the World's First International Dark Sky City EIN Presswire
How one Arizona city inspired a global conservation program
How one Arizona city inspired a global conservation program DarkSky International
Discover Flagstaff, the world’s first international dark-sky city
Discover Flagstaff, the world’s first international dark-sky city National Geographic
Flagstaff AZ Images at Night Show Success with Years of Dark Sky Advocacy
Flagstaff AZ Images at Night Show Success with Years of Dark Sky Advocacy DarkSky International
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