How many stars can you see where you live on a clear night? That's what CPRE and the Campaign for Dark Skies want your help with.
Between Monday 31st January - Sunday 6th February they would like you to count all the stars that you can see in a certain part of the sky.
Results of this survey will help determine where light pollution is spoiling the natural beauty of the night sky.
Here is the link to find out more information,
http://www.cpre.org.uk/campaigns/landscape/light-pollution/start-count-week-2011
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