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Archives for October 2012
STATE SUPREME COURT CASE
Tuesday, Oct. 3, the Nevada Supreme Court heard the appeal in the Gypsum Resources V. Masto case that could be the solution to this entire atrocity of trying to put nonconforming high density development in the precious rural area of Red Rock Canyon. Save Red Rock was there to hear the proceedings.
The choice before the judges:
Was the law (SB 358) made by the people to protect Red Rock, unconstitutional because it did not apply to every county in the state, and/or it singled out one person? Or is the “value” of Red Rock unique and compelling and broad enough to warrant “deference” and protection?
Save Red Rock
5 days ago
Today, Governor Steve Sisolak signed a proclamation designating Sept. 26 as NV Public Lands Day to celebrate our wildlands, waterways, recreational opportunities – & our role in protecting our natural wonders. Enjoy a FREE day @ NV State Parks, & please #recreateresponsibly parks ... See MoreSee Less
Nevada Public Lands Day | State Parks
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Save Red Rock
6 days ago
We know what it's like to fight to protect the land we love. That's why we're supporting our friends at Honor Avi Kwa Ame, an effort to create Nevada's 4th national monument and protect 380,000-acres in Clark County from industrial development.
Avi Kwa Ame is Mojave for Spirit Mountain. ⛰ The area is sacred to 12 Native American tribes; this land is their birthplace. It's also home to many plants and animals that need protection like the desert tortoise. And it's packed with outdoor recreation like hiking, climbing, camping, stargazing, and much more! 🥾🧗🏻♀️🏕
To sign the petition in support of protecting this area, and to learn more about Avi Kwa Ame, visit honorspiritmountain.org.
Together we can continue to protect our public lands for future generations.
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