Council Claims Hinterland Dark Sky Benefits Could Be Substantial

The Sunshine Coast Council has proposed the establishment of a Dark Sky Reserve, aiming to position the region as a leader in astro-tourism and sustainability by reducing light pollution. Encompassing nearly 900 square kilometers in the Mary River Catchment and neighboring national parks, the reserve would enhance the visibility of stars at night, which is vital for community well-being and local wildlife. Councillor Winston Johnston emphasized the designation’s potential to protect the area’s landscape and night-sky values, benefiting the 15,000 residents in the region. The Council plans to engage further with the community in the coming year to discuss the implications of this initiative and encourage involvement in light pollution reduction efforts.

Council Claims Hinterland Dark Sky Benefits Could Be Substantial

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