Australian online news reporter, Jack Evans, visited the Mackenzie Region. He describes what a Dark Sky Reserve is and how the region achieved this status. He showcases the uniqueness of Dark Sky Reserves and how the Mackenzie Region holds its place in the world.

He wrote:

“The Observatory itself has a retractable roof providing a large window to the stars with a 6-inch refractor telescope capable of spotting rings on Saturn’s rings and the bands of Jupiter. There is even the ability to attach a DSLR camera to capture photos of your favourite stars, galaxies or planets.”

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