Now Up to Congress to Save Red Rock
Please contact your congress to support a land exchange and save Red Rock!
Residents of Nevada are represented in Congress by 2 Senators and 3 Representatives.
Member Name | DC Phone | DC FAX | Contact Form |
Senator Harry Reid (D- NV) | 202-224-3542 | 202-224-7327 | http://www.reid.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm |
Senator Dean Heller (R- NV) | 202-224-6244 | 202-228-6753 | http://heller.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact-form |
Representative Dina Titus (D – 01) | 202-225-5965 | 202-225-3119 | https://titus.house.gov/contact/email-me |
Representative Mark Amodei (R – 02) | 202-225-6155 | 202-225-5679 | https://amodeiforms.house.gov/contact-us |
Representative Joe Heck (R – 03) | 202-225-3252 | 202-225-2185 | https://heck.house.gov/contact-me/email-me |
Representative Steven Horsford (D – 04) | 202-225-9894 | 202-225-9783 | https://horsford.house.gov/contact/email-me |
SAVING RED ROCK CANYON
Commissioner Susan Brager’s proposal to trade Federal land for private in-holding in Red Rock Canyon is good news (RJ, 1/19/2013, p. 3B). the Canyon is a priceless National treasure and it would be a shame to see 4700 homes, a business park, and retail areas in the middle of such a marvelous gift of nature.
We all have an important part to play in protecting the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. A Federal trade has been suggested in the past and, while Mr. Rhodes has been amenable to the idea, our Federal representatives have not. The Bureau of Land Management has taken the position that the private land has been scarred by mining and is not worthy of inclusion in the Conservation Area. Our elected Federal officials have refused to engage in a trade. It is up to us to convince our leaders that the Canyon is worth saving as a National resource.
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