Originally published by Antonio Castelan, News 3 Las Vegas Read here: https://news3lv.com/news/local/red-rock-advisory-council-recommends-no-development-on-gypsum-canyon Wednesday, November 28th 2018 LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A contentious meeting in Blue Diamond debated a master planned community near Red Rock Canyon. The Red Rock Citizens Advisory Council recommended “no” to the development. About 80 people packed the rec hall in Blue Diamond to […]
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Save Red Rock Preparing a Public Effort to Defend Red Rock Canyon’s Rural-Open Zoning Laws at the Next Commission Hearing
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LAS VEGAS, NV (November 9, 2018) – The day after Save Red Rock [SRR] dropped its lawsuit against Clark County [CC], the not for profit is preparing a public effort to defend Red Rock Canyon’s rural-open zoning laws at the next Commission hearing. On December 5, Commissioners are being asked by Gypsum […]
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2 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
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3 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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