Share Your Thoughts on the Advancing Dark Sky Reserve Initiative

The Sunshine Coast Council is moving forward with its proposal to establish a Dark Sky Reserve, covering nearly 900 square kilometers in the Mary River Catchment and surrounding national parks. This initiative aims to combat light pollution and enhance visibility of the night sky while promoting community health and biodiversity. The council is inviting public feedback on the Draft Lighting Management Plan from June 16 to July 11, following an initial survey where over 95% of respondents supported the dark sky initiative. The plan outlines responsible outdoor lighting practices for both council-managed and private properties, encouraging collaboration with stakeholders to protect the region’s nocturnal environment. Community involvement is crucial for the success of this endeavor, as residents are encouraged to adopt smarter lighting choices.

Share Your Thoughts on the Advancing Dark Sky Reserve Initiative

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