Light pollution could obscure the stars in Tasmania
While Tasmania has some of the darkest skies in the world, there's a campaign to have Tasmania's south west wilderness declared a dark sky sanctuary. Tasmanian Aboriginal woman, Theresa Sainty, talks about her connection with the night sky and concerns about it's future.
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Light pollution could obscure the stars in Tasmania
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