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The stars at night are big and bright...

For generations, the night sky has served as a map for explorers, a spark for childhood imaginations and a muse for songwriters. However, the lights that come with our area's growth are beginning to block our access to this treasure. With the community's help, we hope to regain and preserve the night sky for future generations.

Light Pollution Sources
Five Principles of Dark Sky Friendly Outdoor Lighting
Blanco County Friends of the Night Sky

Our Efforts

Kendall County Dark Sky Efforts and Partner Organizations 

Dark Sky Basics
What is Light Trespass?
Outdoor Lighting Differences
Dark Sky Friendly Light Bulbs Options

Dark Sky Resources

What is Dark Sky Friendly and how do we achieve it?  

Boerne Star Monthly Feature
OrionByJackEstes

Astronomy Resources

What is in our Night Sky?  

Featured Articles
With the authorization of a recent state bill, Senate Bill 1090, cities across Texas can again apply for a designation of a Dark Sky Community from the International Dark-Sky Association.

With the authorization of a recent state bill, Senate Bill 1090, cities across Texas can again apply for a designation of a Dark Sky Community from the International Dark-Sky Association.

The Edge of Night

The Edge of Night

Outschool Astronomy Classes from Amy Jackson

Outschool Astronomy Classes from Amy Jackson

Clear Sky Forecast

Astronomy Forecast provided by ClearDarkSky.com

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