Join Globe at Night leader Connie Walker to learn how to measure night sky darkness around you by counting the number of stars visible to the unaided eye in easily recognizable constellations!
By contributing these simple Globe at Night community science data, you can help identify where the best dark corridors are for migrating wildlife. This is a great volunteer opportunity that you can do anywhere, anytime, and by yourself or with others.
Once trained in the Globe at Night method, Sky Island Alliance invites you to help document the night sky quality along the U.S.-Mexico border between April 3-13, 2021 so that we can work to protect the border from new wall lighting.
If you’d like the training materials mentioned in this recording, please email [email protected].