Keep Red Rock Rural
The Red Rock Overlay District is Clark County’s last remaining protection for Red Rock Canyon and has withstood the test of time for over 20 years. But now, under the current review of “Transform Clark County”, it is at risk for large scale changes which could eliminate significant rural protections and result in irreversible harm to Red Rock Canyon.
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Recreational Safety
NDOT is asking the public to submit ideas for their 159/160 Corridor Study through Red Rock Canyon.
We are grateful that they considering the future of this area because these two roads have become dangerously busy corridors.
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Make it Rain!
Save Red Rock is partnering with DRI to fund a cloud seeding program which will augment precipitation in the Spring Mountains, helping to replenish the underground aquifers within the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
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Red Rock Legacy Trail
For fifteen years, Save Red Rock has been fighting for a multi-use paved path for both cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy safely away from traffic. Our vision is finally becoming a reality. Learn more about this forthcoming off-road paved path in Red Rock Canyon.
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Save Lovell Canyon
In an effort to preserve Lovell Canyon, the Save Red Rock Lovell Canyon Stewards are working on a conservation easement with the U.S. Forest Service at the Torino Ranch for Children. Plus, we are seeking federal support to restore and resurface Lovell Canyon Road. Learn more about these important efforts.
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Expanding Red Rock by 50,000 Acres
In March, Senator Cortez-Masto and Congresswoman Titus announced the Southern Nevada Economic Development and Conservation act, which includes a 50,000-acre expansion of the Red Rock National Conservation area!
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What’s Happening at Save Red Rock
- DRI and Save Red Rock Celebrate the Passage of SB99New bill was signed into law by Governor Lombardo and will allocate $1.2M to assist in drought management.