What we do
We explain light pollution in plain language, help residents and organizations improve outdoor lighting, connect people with the night through events, share trusted resources, and support informed local conversations.
About our chapter
DarkSky South Florida is an independent nonprofit chapter of DarkSky International, built by members working together to protect the nighttime environment across our region.
Our mission
DarkSky South Florida works to restore the nighttime environment and protect communities and wildlife from light pollution through education, responsible-lighting guidance, public programs, partnerships, and constructive advocacy.
We explain light pollution in plain language, help residents and organizations improve outdoor lighting, connect people with the night through events, share trusted resources, and support informed local conversations.
South Florida brings major metropolitan areas into close relationship with coastlines, islands, wetlands, protected lands, residential neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and diverse nighttime habitats. Our region needs lighting approaches that respond to this complexity.
Our chapter is a multi-person organization. Members contribute different experience, relationships, and perspectives while shared governance, organizational accounts, and documented publishing systems keep the work durable as leadership changes.
Part of a global movement
As a regional chapter of DarkSky International, we connect local education and action with a worldwide movement working to restore the nighttime environment and protect communities and wildlife from light pollution. DarkSky International remains the authority for program terminology, certification, and global resources.
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