On this episode of the Park Leaders Show, Jackson Lake State Senior Park Director Amy Brandenburg joins the show to discuss becoming dark-sky certified.
Having helped her Morgan County state park achieve dark-sky certified status in September 2020, Amy explains the requirements of obtaining the designation. As she points out, the accreditation process can be exhausting for parks pursuing similar endeavors. For starters, park rangers must not only file an extended application but revise their park’s resources to meet light pollution regulations.
Despite the hard work, Amy is hopeful new tourism trends will continue in 2021 and beyond. As a charge for other state parks, Amy advises rangers to think outside the box to maximize their resources, protect the environment and inspire attendance.
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Volunteer Projects to Enhance Tourism
The Role of a Park Director
Leadership is a Choice
Finding the Return on Investment in Interpretation
Managing Protected Areas
Answering Questions About Being a Park Ranger
Document History
People Come First in Parks
The Impact of Local Conservation
Manage Like a Mother
The Future of Camping
Reviewing the 2023 State Park Director's Conference
Managing the Capacity Dilemma
Transforming Neglected Parks into Community Assets
Searching for Missing Hikers
The Role of an Assistant Park Manager
The Politics of Parks
Dealing with Park Visitors Who Misbehave
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