Do you want to know how you can help preserve our night sky?

Then join us for this presentation on the importance of the night sky to people throughout history, and the causes, impacts, and solutions to light pollution.

Do you remember the first time you saw the Milky Way?

Did you know over 80% of the people in our country can no longer see the Milky Way from where they live?

Did you know the increased and widespread use of artificial light at night is not only impairing our view of the universe, but it is also adversely affecting our environment, our safety, our energy consumption, and our health?

ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Marc Deshowitz

Marc is a native of the Boston area. Upon completion of his
undergraduate and graduate studies in Geology, he went to work in the energy sector for 30+ years, including five years in Research & Development.
Marc and his wife Chrystal retired in 2008 and are currently
employed by Dixie Road Scholar where they jointly lead educational excursions across the Colorado Plateau and beyond.

Marc’s interest in preserving our night sky, and background as a scientist has led him to perform independent research on light pollution over the past ten years and he has experience in the
design and implementation of light retrofitting projects in our area.
He has provided presentations and advice on night sky preservation
at local and state levels in both Utah and Nevada.

Reservations suggested:

https://tinyurl.com/PreserveNightSky

or 435.879.2254
$4.00 ea (Museum admission, exhibits, and tour is included)