More light doesn’t always mean better light.
Shielded fixtures, warmer colors, and the right brightness can improve visibility while reducing glare, saving energy, and protecting the night sky.
@darkskytexas.bsky.social
@darkskytexas.bsky.socialMore light doesn’t always mean better light.
Shielded fixtures, warmer colors, and the right brightness can improve visibility while reducing glare, saving energy, and protecting the night sky.
@darkskytexas.bsky.socialEvery outdoor light should have a purpose.
Using light only where and when it’s needed can reduce light pollution, protect wildlife, save energy, and preserve Texas’ night skies. Small choices can make a big difference.
@darkskytexas.bsky.socialBig change can start with one small step.
Replacing a streetlight, shielding a fixture, or choosing responsible lighting can reduce glare and inspire others. Small improvements add up to darker Texas skies.
@darkskytexas.bsky.socialWant to help protect the night sky? Start with a walk around your neighborhood.
Look for lights shining upward, excessive brightness, or fixtures that could use shielding. Small improvements at home can add up to darker Texas skies.
