Looking up at the stars is awe-inspiring experience but light pollution from the ground greatly reduces the number of stars that can be seen. Even a single neighbouring security light that is either permanently on or frequently activated by people or animals can ruin the night sky for others. There is an annual event that … Continue reading Star Count 2023
Take part in Star Count 2021
Every year, in mid-February, people in the UK (including the Channel Islands) are invited to take part in the CPRE's annual Star Count. The purpose is to create a map that shows how dark are our skies, based on how many stars can be seen within the constellation of Orion. This year's event is live … Continue reading Take part in Star Count 2021
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