Community Voices: Addressing Light Pollution in Sechelt

The District of Sechelt is taking significant steps towards becoming Canada’s second official dark-sky community by applying for certification from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. This initiative, spearheaded by local councillors and Sunshine Coast Astronomy Club President Charles Ennis, aims to reduce light pollution, enhancing the visibility of the night sky while also protecting local ecosystems and promoting energy conservation. The potential certification could boost tourism and foster educational opportunities, particularly at the SCAC Observatory, where visitors can enjoy the wonders of the cosmos in a responsible lighting environment. Advocate Louise Herle emphasizes the importance of preserving our night sky for future generations, encouraging the community to support this transformative effort.

Community Voices: Addressing Light Pollution in Sechelt

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