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New certification program protects natural night skies at resorts
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New certification program protects natural night skies at resorts

From Saudi Gazette · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Red Sea Global (RSG) has partnered with DarkSky International to create the first resort certification program focused on protecting natural night skies.
  • The DarkSky Approved Lodging & Resort certification recognizes destinations that minimize light pollution through responsible outdoor lighting.
  • This initiative aims to preserve ecosystems and enhance stargazing experiences, setting a new global standard for sustainable tourism.

Red Sea Global (RSG) is pioneering a new era of sustainable tourism with its groundbreaking partnership with DarkSky International. Together, they have launched the world's first certification program specifically designed for resorts committed to preserving natural night skies through responsible outdoor lighting practices.

The new 'DarkSky Approved Lodging & Resort' certification celebrates hospitality destinations that actively minimize light pollution. This initiative not only helps protect fragile ecosystems but also offers guests unparalleled opportunities for stargazing, thereby establishing a new global benchmark for eco-conscious travel.

Light pollution, defined as the excessive or poorly designed use of artificial outdoor lighting at night, poses a significant threat. While lighting is essential for visibility and safety, unnecessary illumination can disrupt natural environments, waste energy, and obscure the celestial views that have captivated humanity for millennia. DarkSky International advocates for lighting solutions that deliver light precisely where and when it is needed, reducing glare, sky glow, and overall brightness.

Protecting the natural darkness of the night sky extends beyond aesthetic appeal. It is crucial for maintaining biodiversity, as many species rely on natural light cycles for navigation, foraging, and reproduction. By implementing DarkSky's recommended practices, RSG and its partner resorts are contributing to a healthier planet and offering travelers a more profound connection with the natural world.

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Originally published by Saudi Gazette in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.