New Designation Adds Anholt to Denmark's Dark Sky Places

The island of Anholt in Denmark has been awarded the prestigious status of International Dark Sky Park, marking it as the fourth certified Dark Sky Place in the country. This designation, granted by DarkSky International, recognizes the island’s efforts to protect its natural nighttime environment. Anholt, known for its vast dune landscapes and a largely unlit area called “The Desert,” has seen a community-wide commitment to reducing light pollution, which benefits both local ecosystems and human health. Local advocates and leaders have worked diligently to implement solutions that align with the Dark Sky initiative, including the use of compliant public lighting and the complete absence of artificial lighting in protected areas. With plans to promote biodiversity, enhance public awareness, and support astrotourism, Anholt aims to preserve its unique environment while offering visitors the chance to reconnect with the night sky.

New Designation Adds Anholt to Denmark’s Dark Sky Places

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