This month, host Bill McGeeney is joined by Ziz Knight, cofounder of the newly formed, Dark Skies Los Angeles, and Drew Evans, of the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition / Astrophotographer.

See Full Show Notes at LightPollutionNews.com.

• Perma-noon: On Light Pollution and the Way We Talk About the Natural World, Lauren Collee, LARB. 
• This Incredible Glamping Site in Utah Is the First Resort to Become Dark Sky Certified, Stefanie Waldek, Travel & Leisure. 
• How New ‘Dark Sky Resorts’ Will Help The Growing Astro-Tourism Market, James Carter, Forbes. 
• Dark skies & Wild roars: Astrotourism in Safari destinations, Tsoko Maela, Getaway. 
• Kayaking, night swims and stargazing: embracing adventure in Alentejo, Portugal, Orla Thomas, National Geographic. 
• Three high-profile bills the California legislature will hear before session ends, Edan Villavolas, Washington Examiner. 
• Cape May Introduces Light Pollution Ordinance, Vince Conti, Cape May County Herald. 
• You can see the Milky Way from Nantucket. Residents want to keep it that way, Paula Moura, WBUR. 
• Saving the Night Sky, Josh Riedel, Esquire. 

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