We take it for granted that we can see the stars at night, but did you know that true darkness is an endangered resource? Parks and Open Space areas play a vital role in preserving pools of darkness in our urban landscape. Join the Ranger Naturalist(s) for a nighttime hike and an easy science project to measure the impact of Louisville’s Open Spaces in preserving our dark skies.
Participants will meet at the entrance to Davidson Mesa from McCaslin Blvd.
Space is limited so please register to attend. Please stay home if you’re sick. Masks are encouraged if 6 ft social distancing cannot be maintained.
Register at:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dark-sky-monitoring-tickets-145779573629
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We take it for granted that we can see the stars at night, but did you know that true darkness is an endangered resource? Parks and Open Space areas play a vital role in preserving pools of darkness in our urban landscape. Join the Ranger Naturalist(s) for a nighttime hike and an easy science project to measure the impact of Louisville’s Open Spaces in preserving our dark skies.
Participants will meet at the entrance to Davidson Mesa from McCaslin Blvd.
Space is limited so please register to attend. Please stay home if you’re sick. Masks are encouraged if 6 ft social distancing cannot be maintained.
Register at:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dark-sky-monitoring-tickets-145779573629
LOCATION:Davidson Mesa Open Space\, McCaslin Boulevard and Washington Avenue Louisville\, Colorado 80027 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR