Dark Sky Park
- Recently, Pench Tiger Reserve (PTR) in Maharashtra achieved the distinction of being India's first Dark Sky Park, fifth in Asia.
- It is recognized for safeguarding the night sky and preventing light pollution, making it an ideal location for astronomy enthusiasts.
- International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) underscores the importance of preserving natural darkness for nature conservation and community well-being.
- 'Dark Sky Oases' was recommended by the Dark and Quiet Skies for Science and Society Working Group, led by the International Astronomical Union.
- Certification criteria include lighting policy, dark sky-friendly retrofits, outreach and education, and night sky monitoring.
- Measures include ....
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