III. THE IMPORTANCE OF STARLIGHT
     IN HUMAN CULTURE

THE CULTURAL DIMENSION OF THE NIGHT SKY
Gloria L�pez Morales

THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTING THE NIGHT SKY
Pere Horts

SEEKING STARLIGHT: DREAMS OF TRANSCENDENTALISM,
MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION
Juan Antonio Belmonte

UNESCO THEMATIC INITIATIVE “ASTRONOMY AND WORLD HERITAGE”
Anna Sidorenko-Dulom

“TO NAVIGATE TIME”. CONTEMPLATIONS ON SKY AND LAND.
AN AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE
Marea Atkinson  

FRAGILE LIGHT: A CONFLUENCE OF ART AND SCIENCE
David Madacsi

LIGHT AND ARCHITECTURE
C�sar Portela

DESERT TOURISM, ARCHITECTURE AND STARLIGHT.
Virginie Lefebre

THE IMPORTANCE OF OBSERVATION IN ASTRONOMY EDUCATION
AND THE NEED FOR CLEAR AND NONPOLLUTED SKIES
Rosa M. Ros

THE UNIVERSE AWARENESS PROGRAMME. THE TUNISIAN EXPERIENCE.
Mohamed Hedi Ben Ismail

THE EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF THE NIGHT SKY
Margarita Metaxa & P. Niarchos

STATUS AND PLANS FOR GLOBE AT NIGHT 2006-2009
Malcom Smith, Connie Walker, Stephen Pompea, Douglas Isbel,
Pedro Sanheza, D. Mckenna, Pat Seitzer, Peter Michaud, Jorge Garc�a,
Rodrigo Carrasco, David Orellana, Dan Brocious & Kim Patten

BRIGHT STARS ABOVE THE BIOSPHERE.
THE SECRETS OF POLYNESIAN NAVIGATION
Wolf M. Iwand

PROMOTING A WORLD HERITAGE PARK IN THE SKY AT
LAKE TEKAPO IN THE MT COOK REGION OF NZ AND
DEVELOPING ASTRO-TOURISM AT MT JOHN OBSERVATORY
Graeme Murray

STAR PATH
Miquel Serra-Ricart

ORBITAL, LUNAR AND INTERPLANETARY TOURISM:
OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES IN STAR TOURISM.
Dirk H. R. Spennemann