Additional Resource Links

International Dark-Sky Association leads initiatives to protect the night skies and fragile ecosystems in parks and protected areas worldwide.
Earthsky brings you news about the earth and the cosmos.
Clear Dark Sky provides information and resources about the night sky and its constellations.
Stellar Vista Observatory Sky Reports offers a weekly sky report generated by John Mosley, former Program Supervisor at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles. *Stellar Vista is located in Kanab, UT
2020 Astronomy Guide introduces you to astronomy and how to become a hobby astronomer.
Top 25 Astronomy NASA Photos of all time a list of the most interesting moments in the history of NASA.
Top 25 Public Observatories a list of the top 25 public observatories in the United States, organized by state.
Astronomy Guide discusses all you need to know about astronomy and how you can watch the skies from the comfort of your own backyard.
A Students Guide to Solar and Lunar Eclipses provides an overview of the different kinds of solar and lunar eclipses and how often they occur.
44 Closest Stars and How They Compare to Our Sun explores the 44 closest stars to earth and examines the size, luminosity, constellations, systems, and potential planets of each star.
The 88 Constellations and Their Brightest Stars a beautiful graphic which depicts the 88 International Astronomy Union recognized constellations, what they represent, where and when you can see them, and identifies each constellation’s brightest star.
Backyard Astronomy Basics
Telescope Observation Tips Guide from Heartland America provides advice for beginner astronomers.
National Park Night Skies details the National Park Service’s efforts to combat light pollution.
Monuments and Parks with Astronomy Programs on the Colorado Plateau

ChacoSky1 — Photo Credit: Tyler Nordgren