When You Act, They Listen!
If anyone knows how hard environmental advocacy work is, it’s us!
Among all the bad news out there, here are a few recent stories of positivity, all of which happened because you took action.
Red Rock Legacy Trail FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Red Rock Legacy Trail. The Red Rock Legacy Trail will provide a safe, accessible trail to allow non-motorized users to experience Red Rock Canyon NCA in a way never before possible.
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Red Rock Legacy Trail Project Update: Gaining Momentum!
The project continues to gain momentum, with significant progress across both phase 1 construction and the design phases for the trail’s future segments.
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Red Rock Legacy TrailBreaks Ground
It’s finally happening! Red Rock Legacy Trail Ground break | Photos Courtesy of Hugh Byrne After more than 20 years of planning, Phase 1 of the Red Rock Legacy Trail is beginning construction! We were honored to speak at the private groundbreaking ceremony on July 1, sharing the project’s origin story and our role in…
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Red Rock Legacy Trail Groundbreaking
After more than 20 years of planning, Phase 1 of the Red Rock Legacy Trail is beginning construction in early July! Save Red Rock was proud to speak at the private groundbreaking ceremony this morning: We are incredibly proud and honored to be part of this special day. 20 years ago, we lost a dear…
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Need Some Good News? We’ve Got You!
After more than 20 years of planning, Phase 1 of the Red Rock Legacy Trail is beginning construction in early July!
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RRLT Open House Follow Up
The Red Rock Legacy Trail is one step closer to actualization! On Feb. 20, 2024 BLM, CFLHD, Clark County and NDOT held a four-hour evening open house to answer questions and get public feedback on Phase 5 (Blue Diamond to Mountains Edge) of the Red Rock Legacy Trail.
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Speak up for your community!
BLM is encouraging the community to submit substantive comments or concerns regarding the proposed Legacy Trail prior to 4:30 p.m. Pacific Time on May 9, 2022. All comments received will be fully considered and evaluated for preparation of the final environmental assessment. If you already know what you’d like to comment, you can email [email protected] directly. If…
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SAVE RED ROCK ANNOUNCES PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD FOR RED ROCK LEGACY TRAIL, PHASE ONE APRIL 7 – MAY 9, 2022
A virtual public meeting will also be held via Zoom, Thursday, April 14, at 6 p.m. regarding the multi-use separate from the road paved path. Media Contacts: Stephanie Forté, 702.596.9866 [email protected] Heather Fisher, 702.274.0116, [email protected] LAS VEGAS (APRIL 13, 2022) Since 2005, Save Red Rock has worked to safeguard outdoor recreation in the Red Rock…
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Fight for the Bike Trails: Public Comment Period Now Open
Last week, Save Red Rock proudly announced the Red Rock Canyon Legacy Trails has been designated as the top capital project funding priority for SNPLMA Round 18. Now, we need YOUR help to ensure the project maintains its status! The Bureau of Land Management has opened a public comment period for SNPLMA Round 18. You…
Read MoreRed Rock Canyon Legacy Trail Given Top SNPLMA Priority
Save Red Rock is extremely proud to announce the Red Rock Canyon Legacy Trail has been given the top capital project funding priority for the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act round 18. If approved, the Legacy Trail will receive $34 million in funding. In September 2020, the Bureau of Land Management submitted an application…
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Fighting for Safety: The Red Rock Legacy Trails
The Red Rock Legacy Trail Goals and Significance Safety Ensuring that locals and tourists of every skill level or recreational usage (biking, walking, running, etc) are offered the opportunity to enjoy a safe, easy-to-follow trail without the danger of automobile traffic. Especially for children and families who would not feel safe on the highway. Economic…
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