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Michigan Dark Skies
Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
Michigan Dark Skies raises public awareness and advocates for environmentally aware lighting that promotes human health and safety, eliminates wasted energy, and restores the ecosystem. Based at the University of Michigan, this community group is open to all and includes concerned citizens in Southeast Michigan and elsewhere. To join Michigan Dark Skies, contact dark-sky-group-requests@umich.edu.
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Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
The Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary contains 9,425.5 acres. It comprises 9,195.5 acres of the State Wildlife Research Area, owned and managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and protected by State Laws, and 230 acres of land at Miller’s Marsh, owned by Central Michigan University and kept protected as a Biological Research Area.
Keweenaw Dark Sky Park
Beaver Island State Wildlife Research Area International Dark Sky Sanctuary
Keweenaw Dark Sky Park
The Keweenaw Mountain Lodge is the headquarters for the Keweenaw Dark Sky Park. Located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the Lodge is a historic resort focused on outdoor activities, rustic worldly food, and education, which works to marry history with the future to get to a vibrant and progressive present.
Dr. TK Lawless Park
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
Keweenaw Dark Sky Park
An official DarkSky International Park located in the State of Michigan, Dr. T.K. Lawless Park (Lawless Park) is nestled within Cass County, in the Southwest corner of the Lower Peninsula. The park, which includes inland lakes and streams, received its namesake from Chicago–based physician, Dr. Theodore Kenneth Lawless, M.D., who posthumously deeded the land, 850 acres, to the County in 1971.
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
The Headlands became one of the first 10 International Dark Sky Parks in the world in 2011, a prestigious designation bestowed by DarkSky International in Tucson, Arizona, after a rigorous application and review process. What it means in a nutshell? The Headlands will stay dark and protected, forever, thanks to a commitment by the Emmet County Board of Commissioners.
Starry Skies North IDA
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
Headlands International Dark Sky Park
DarkSky Michigan is a Member of Starry Skies North IDA. A hub for the Midwest Chapters of the IDA.
SSN vision:
Create more certified International Dark Sky Places as the regional chapter of the International Dark Sky Association (IDA)
Stephen Wessling Observatory
Newaygo Conservation District
Newaygo Conservation District
Our Chapter's official headquarters, located in Fremont, Michigan.
The Stephen F. Wessling Observatory is located 6 miles north of the city of Fremont, Michigan, on the corner of Baseline and Stone Road. The Observatory is located on the Kropscott Farm donated to the Newaygo Conservation District by Earle and Mildred Kropscott. In conjunct
Our Chapter's official headquarters, located in Fremont, Michigan.
The Stephen F. Wessling Observatory is located 6 miles north of the city of Fremont, Michigan, on the corner of Baseline and Stone Road. The Observatory is located on the Kropscott Farm donated to the Newaygo Conservation District by Earle and Mildred Kropscott. In conjunction with the Kropscott Environmental Center, SFW Observatory''s goal is to provide local area amateur astronomers the opportunity to observe and study the amazing universe in which we live.
Newaygo Conservation District
Newaygo Conservation District
Newaygo Conservation District
Our Mission is to be the primary contact for natural resource information, support and leadership.
The Newaygo Conservation District was organized in 1949 with the purpose of improving and maintaining soil productivity and for the purpose of obtaining efficient, appropriate and economical use of the land.