Environmental Group Aims to Keep AH Uninformed

In Algonquin Highlands, local leaders are exploring potential measures to implement a dark sky policy aimed at reducing light pollution and preserving the natural night sky. During a recent council meeting, it was reported that students from Haliburton County conducted research revealing that specific types of artificial light have less harmful effects on nocturnal wildlife. Deputy Mayor Jennifer Dailloux indicated a growing public interest in dark skies, and the township’s environmental committee has recommended a formal investigation into various dark sky policies. The next steps will involve determining the legislative framework for adopting such a policy, with considerations including potential amendments to property standards or a standalone bylaw. Community input through surveys about residents’ views on lighting at municipal facilities will also be sought to address concerns about excessive brightness in the area.

Environmental Group Aims to Keep AH Uninformed

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