Support
The Black Canyon Astronomical Society educates the public on astronomy and promotes the preservation of the dark skies in southwestern Colorado.
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The Black Canyon Astronomical Society is a southwestern Colorado-based organization that aims to "stimulate the energy, public interest, and knowledge of astronomy." The group helps to preserve dark skies and provides information on the science, literature, philosophy, and art of astronomy to the public. The organization meets every month (save November and December) on a weekday nearest the full moon. The public is welcome to attend. Check out the [Black Canyon Astronomical Society website](http://www.blackcanyonastronomy.com/INDEX.HTM) for event details and more information on the society.
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