Save Red Rock Canyon | Preserving Our Beautiful Canyon

Lovell Canyon is now a significant initiative for Save Red Rock after soil tests conducted in the canyon by Save Red Rock reveal lead concentrations more than 30 times above what is deemed safe. Known neurotoxin and carcinogen, lead concentrations found in target shooting areas along Lovell Canyon Road range from 1,600 ppm to 44,000 ppm; safe levels should not exceed 1.400 ppm. The Brett Torino Foundation has furnished a financial gift to Save Red Rock specifically for Lovell Canyon and to aid in the restoration of the area.

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1 day ago

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That's cool up there! I spread some of my mother and father's ashes just beyond that a few years ago. Living in Las Vegas for 53 years my mom always wanted to have a house up in Red Rock, the closest we got was Sun City Summerlin! I told her when she passed away I was going to take her ashes up there and she could have her house in Red Rock. I know it's technically Calico Basin but still the same 🙂

Wican 13 rings. That place is lit on full moons

Agree!!!

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4 days ago

Today for #ThankYouThursday we would like to highlight
Alan Snel, a business sponsor and author in support of Red Rock Canyon.

In his book, 'Long Road Back to Las Vegas: How Las Vegas and the Golden Knights healed a journalist's wounds' he tells how "a distracted motorist drove his car into bicyclist/journalist Alan Snel while Snel was bicycling in Florida. The violent crash knocked out Snel. But not for long. Three months later, Snel returned to Las Vegas to launch a dynamic news website in June 2017 called LVSportsBiz.com that documents Las Vegas' exploding sports industry."

Click on the link to purchase his book today: www.amazon.com/Long-Road-Back-Las-Vegas/dp/1949720098 ... See MoreSee Less