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Driftless Dialogue | Wisconsin Dark Skies | John Rummel

Light pollution affects every ecosystem, organism, and community on Earth. The United States is one of the most densely populated countries, and in general, it’s doing a pretty bad job of managing the encroachment of artificial light at night (ALAN). How is Wisconsin doing? Join us for a closer look on what the state of Wisconsin is doing to mitigate light pollution, a discussion about what we are losing and gaining, and how we can do better in the future. Presenter: John Rummel is a lifelong amateur astronomer, nighttime photographer, and avid road tripper to places dark and remote. He’s been active in the movement to adopt smarter nighttime lighting practices since the late 1990s. He’s a former president of the Madison Astronomical Society and a current Dark Sky International Advocate. The Ralph Nuzum Lecture Series is free thanks to a grant by the Ralph E Nuzum Kickapoo Reforestation Fund through the UW-Madison College of Agricultural & Life Sciences, and the Friends of the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, and supported by Badger Talks.