Globe at Night and Earth Hour: two causes with a common goal

Photo: Christian Haugen

On Saturday, March 25, join hundreds of millions of people around the world and turn off your lights for one hour to show your commitment to the planet, the starry night sky and our collective fight against climate change and light pollution. Participate in Globe at Night before, during and after Earth Hour (Saturday, March 25, 8:30-9:30pm local time). There’s never been a more timely and important moment for the world to stand in solidarity for the protection of our planet and the starry sky above.

Globe at Night is a SciStarter Affiliate Project so your contributions will be automatically tracked in your SciStarter dashboard.


Find more citizen science projects to do at night with the SciStarter Project Finder.

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Catherine Price

Catherine Price

Catherine was the project manager with the development of SciStarter 2.0. She loves finding new ways to connect the public to science through education. Catherine received her Bachelor's in Zoology from Miami University and her Master's of Science in Zoology from the University of British Columbia.