The following links provide additional resources for those interested in light pollution, dark-skies, astronomy, and outdoor lighting design

• The Astronomical League: Federation of astronomical societies to promote the science of astronomy. www.astroleague.org

• American Society for Industrial Security International: The foremost organization advancing the security profession worldwide. www.asisonline.org

• Community Associations Institute: The Texas Chapters of the CAI represent property owner associations including condominiums, town homes and residential subdivisions throughout Texas. www.caionline.org

• The Citizens for Responsible Lighting: A nonprofit member-based organization formed for the advancement of public awareness leading to light pollution and obtrusive outdoor lighting reform. www.crlaction.org

• Dark-Sky Yahoo Group: This Forum is more than an email-list server!  Many new features have been added to help members learn more about Light Pollution, so please explore them. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/darksky-list

• Illuminating Engineering Society of North America: Advances knowledge and disseminates information for the improvement of the lighted environment to the benefit of society. www.iesna.org

• International Association of Lighting Designers: Promotes the practice of excellent lighting design. Provides education and networking for architectural lighting designers. www.iald.org

• International Dark-Sky Association: Mission is to preserve beauty of the nighttime environment and to restore our heritage of the dark sky through quality outdoor lighting. www.darksky.org

• The National Electrical Manufacturers Association: Provides a forum for the standardization of electrical equipment. www.nema.org 

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