Nightscape Newsletter

NIGHTSCAPE

A Quarterly Member Publication of the International Dark-Sky Association

Winner: Arizona Society of Association Executives

2007 Award of Excellence in Communications

"The City Dark"
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A new documentary offers a crash course on the night’s disappearance

A filmmaker’s journey award-winning filmmaker Ian Cheney takes his subjects personally. The co-producer, creator and star of the quirky documentary “King Corn” (2007) spent a year farming one acre of corn in Iowa to address important questions about food supply and quality. Cheney’s intimate approach, a trademark of Wicked Delicate Films (co-founded by Cheney in 2006), distills an issue with near limitless scope into digestible facts, punctuated by astute visuals and the odd crayon-style diagram.
A new documentary offers a crash course on the night’s disappearance...

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(re)Lighting the parks

Model Lighting Ordinance released in June

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Issue Index
2011
Summer	Issue #83: The City Dark
Winter/Spring	Issue #81/82: The World at Night
2010
Spring	Issue #80: Seeing Blue (Blue Rich White Light)
2009
Winter	Issue #79: Annual General Meeting
Autumn/ Summer	Issue #77/78: Light at night and human health
Spring	Issue #76: Universe Awareness
2008
Winter	Issue #75: The International Year of Astronomy 2009
Autumn	Issue #73/74: IDA 20th Anniversary Issue
Summer	Issue #73/74: IDA 20th Anniversary Issue
Spring	Issue #72: Wildlife and Light Pollution
2007
Autumn	Issue #71: Dark Sky Destinations
Summer	Issue #70: The Art of the Ordinance
Spring	Issue #68/69: Conference Issue
Winter	Issue #68/69: Conference Issue
2006
Autumn	Issue #67: The Costs of Light Pollution
Summer	Issue #66: Sustainability, Urban Planning, and What They Mean to Dark Skies
Spring	Issue #65: Annual Meeting 2006
2005
Winter	Issue #64: Our Oceans’ Disappearing Dark Skies
Autumn	Issue #63: Bright Ideas for Dark Skies: New & Emerging Technologies for Dark Sky Friendly Lighting
Summer	Issue #62 (June): Lighting for Wildlife with Bright Days and Dark Nights
Spring	Issue #61 (March): IDA Mark Preserves the Dark
2004
Winter	Issue #60 (December): Meeting News: Think Global, Act Local
Autumn	Issue #59 (September): Lighting and Crime: Most Still in the Dark about Real Security Lighting
Summer	Issue #58 (June)
Spring	Issue #57 (March): With and Without (Light Pollution, That Is)
2003
Winter	Issue #56 (December): LIPA Works to Save the Night Sky
Autumn	Issue #55 (September): Quality Lighting and Advocacy: An Awarding Experience!
Summer	Issue #54 (June)
Spring	Issue #53 (March)
2002
Winter	Issue #52 (December): IDA Boston: Progress Through Partnerships
Autumn	Issue #51 (September): Leonids and Lighting: How Will Natural and Manmade Lighting Affect This Year’s Show?
Summer	Issue #50 (June): Greetings from Tucson, Home of the International Dark-Sky Association
Spring	Issue #49 (March)