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.

Red Rock Canyon is suffering from extreme drought, and that's why Save Red Rock is partnering with the scientists at DRI on a groundbreaking new cloud seeding program with potential to bring much-needed rain and snowmelt to our thirsty canyon.

Senator Cortez-Masto and Congresswoman Titus have announced the Southern Nevada Economic Development and Conservation act, which includes a 50,000-acre expansion of the Red Rock National Conservation area!

At Save Red Rock, our members are the lifeblood of our organization. Your support helps us reach our goals of conserving Red Rock Canyon, providing sustainable recreation, and creating safer outdoor options for both pedestrians and cyclists.

Our dedicated team is always working hard behind the screen to meet our organization's mission and goals. You can stay up to date with all things Save Red Rock by subscribing to our monthly newsletter.

Red Rock Canyon is one of the premier hiking destinations in the world. We are fighting to ensure we maintain our reputation. Working with both the BLM and local climbers, we are pushing for sustainable recreation in the Calico Basin Recreational Area Management Plan.