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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club and Wenatchee River Insti
 tute for a Dark Sky Celebration to close out International Dark Sky Week!
 \n\nIf you've been to our Red Barn Events\, this is like a Red Barn Event 
 Plus- with two fantastic speakers\, trivia\, family-friendly crafts\, and 
 star-gazing! Join us for all or part of the festivities. BYO Snacks. Beer\
 , wine\, and sparkling water will be sold throughout the afternoon. \n<ul 
 style='padding-left:20px\;'>\n<li>3:30-4:30 - <b>Restoring the Night Sky: 
 A Win-Win-Win for Everyone</b> with Dr. Jim White\, Energy Conservation En
 gineer Principal with Chelan PUD<ul style='padding-left:23px\;'>\n<li>Impr
 oving outdoor lighting provides all kinds of benefits to humans and animal
 s alike. Come learn how reducing\nlight pollution can make us safer\, heal
 thier\, and wealthier while also reconnecting us with the infinite univers
 e that\nsurrounds us. This interactive session will help you determine the
  best outdoor lighting technology that fits your\nneeds.</li></ul></li>\n<
 li>4:30-6:30 - Astronomy Trivia and Family-friendly Activities including c
 rafts and mini science projects</li>\n<li>7:00-8:00 - <b>Effect of Artific
 ial Light at Night on Juvenile Salmon</b> with Roger Tabor\, USFWS Fish Bi
 ologist retired<ul style='padding-left:23px\;'>\n<li>The Seattle Metropoli
 tan area is home to over 4 million people and over half of Washington’s po
 pulation. It also supports several commercially and culturally important p
 opulations of salmon. Urbanization in this area can have numerous impacts 
 on salmon and aquatic ecosystems including the impact of artificial light 
 at night (ALAN). Many of the impacts from urbanization have been well stud
 ied\; however\, the impact of ALAN has received little attention until rec
 ently. Of particular interest is the impact of ALAN on juvenile salmon and
  how it may impact their migrations and vulnerability to predation. In thi
 s presentation\, Roger Tabor (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service\, retired) wi
 ll overview past and ongoing research and discuss ongoing efforts to minim
 ize its effects.</li></ul></li>\n<li>8:00-8:30 - Community Science Walk an
 d Survey</li>\n<li>8:30-10:00 - Astronomy by the River with telescopes and
  guided stargazing!</li>\n</ul>\nSuggested donation of $5-$10 per attendee
 . RSVP's are helpful but not required.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Wenatchee Valley Astronomy Club and Wenatchee River Instit
 ute for a Dark Sky Celebration to close out International Dark Sky Week!\n
 \nIf you've been to our Red Barn Events\, this is like a Red Barn Event Pl
 us- with two fantastic speakers\, trivia\, family-friendly crafts\, and st
 ar-gazing! Join us for all or part of the festivities. BYO Snacks. Beer\, 
 wine\, and sparkling water will be sold throughout the afternoon. \n<ul st
 yle='padding-left:20px\;'>\n<li>3:30-4:30 - <b>Restoring the Night Sky: A 
 Win-Win-Win for Everyone</b> with Dr. Jim White\, Energy Conservation Engi
 neer Principal with Chelan PUD<ul style='padding-left:23px\;'>\n<li>Improv
 ing outdoor lighting provides all kinds of benefits to humans and animals 
 alike. Come learn how reducing\nlight pollution can make us safer\, health
 ier\, and wealthier while also reconnecting us with the infinite universe 
 that\nsurrounds us. This interactive session will help you determine the b
 est outdoor lighting technology that fits your\nneeds.</li></ul></li>\n<li
 >4:30-6:30 - Astronomy Trivia and Family-friendly Activities including cra
 fts and mini science projects</li>\n<li>7:00-8:00 - <b>Effect of Artificia
 l Light at Night on Juvenile Salmon</b> with Roger Tabor\, USFWS Fish Biol
 ogist retired<ul style='padding-left:23px\;'>\n<li>The Seattle Metropolita
 n area is home to over 4 million people and over half of Washington’s popu
 lation. It also supports several commercially and culturally important pop
 ulations of salmon. Urbanization in this area can have numerous impacts on
  salmon and aquatic ecosystems including the impact of artificial light at
  night (ALAN). Many of the impacts from urbanization have been well studie
 d\; however\, the impact of ALAN has received little attention until recen
 tly. Of particular interest is the impact of ALAN on juvenile salmon and h
 ow it may impact their migrations and vulnerability to predation. In this 
 presentation\, Roger Tabor (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service\, retired) will
  overview past and ongoing research and discuss ongoing efforts to minimiz
 e its effects.</li></ul></li>\n<li>8:00-8:30 - Community Science Walk and 
 Survey</li>\n<li>8:30-10:00 - Astronomy by the River with telescopes and g
 uided stargazing!</li>\n</ul>\nSuggested donation of $5-$10 per attendee. 
 RSVP's are helpful but not required.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260419T153000
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LOCATION:Wenatchee River Institute\, 347 Division St\, Leavenworth\, WA 988
 26 US
SUMMARY:International Dark Sky Celebration
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