Dark Skies Conference Makes a Comeback with Emphasis on Preservation

The Hill Country Dark Sky Conference made a welcome return to Blanco after a four-year hiatus, attracting over 60 regional leaders and advocates to discuss the increasing issue of light pollution in Central Texas. Mayor Candy Cargill emphasized the cultural and environmental importance of preserving dark skies, which are intrinsic to the region’s heritage. Hosted by the City of Blanco alongside local organizations, the conference featured expert-led discussions on various topics, including lighting ordinances and technological advancements, aimed at enhancing community engagement in conservation efforts. A surprise appearance by the “Wizard of the Night Sky” added a light-hearted touch to the proceedings. The event underscored a renewed commitment to protecting the star-filled skies of the Hill Country amid rising development pressures.

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