Shooting dust into clouds to make them produce more rain or snow … does it sound like something from a science fiction movie?
Read MoreKolo News Now: Nevada state parks will be “fee-free” next Saturday
CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) – State parks in Nevada will be going “fee-free” Sept. 24 in honor of Nevada Public Lands Day.
Read MoreRave publications: Origin Acoustics Is Making It Rain in Nevada With Cloud Seeding
Origin Acoustics, the leading manufacturer of architectural audio, announces its co-founder, Jeremy Burkhardt, and Origin Acoustics are pleased to help the community in which they work and live by supporting Save Red Rock’s “Make It Rain” Cloud Seeding Project…
Read MoreBollyinside: Group soliciting funds to seed clouds over Red Rock Canyon
Is it possible to make it snow or rain in Red Rock Canyon? According to one local organization, which is also soliciting money for a new cloud seeding operation. As the severe drought persists, the organization asserts that something must be done to rescue the red rock habitat.
Read MoreWBRC: Group raising money for cloud seeding Red Rock Canyon
The group Save Red Rock is raising money for a new cloud seeding program at Red Rock Canyon.
Read MoreKVVU Fox 5 Las Vegas: Group raising money for cloud seeding Red Rock Canyon
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – Can we make it rain or snow at Red Rock Canyon? One local group thinks so and is raising money for a new cloud seeding program.
Read MoreWLOX: Group raising money for cloud seeding Red Rock Canyon
The group Save Red Rock is raising money for a new cloud seeding program at Red Rock Canyon.
Read MoreAV Network: How Origin Acoustics, DRI Are Helping Save Red Rock Canyon
Origin Acoustics and its co-founder, Jeremy Burkhardt, are partnering with Direct Research Institute to help the community in which they work and live by supporting Save Red Rock’s “Make It Rain” Cloud Seeding Project to preserve, protect, and improve the Red Rock area and aquifer supplies.
Read MoreKLAS CBS 8 News Now: Save Red Rock raises funds for cloud seeding program
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Due to extreme drought conditions the organization known as Save Red Rock is partnering with scientists on a new cloud seeding program with the potential to bring much-needed water to Southern Nevada.
Read MoreTwice: Jeremy Burkhardt and Origin Acoustics Are Helping “Make It Rain” in Nevada with Cloud Seeding – Benefiting Environmental Non-Profit Project Save Red Rock Canyon
Benefiting Environmental Non-Profit Project Save Red Rock Canyon – Jeremy Burkhardt and Origin Acoustics Are Helping “Make It Rain” in Nevada with Cloud Seeding.
Read MoreKTNV ABC 13: Environmental organizations bringing precipitation to Red Rock Canyon
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — We are seeing extreme drought levels in Southern Nevada and to help, the Desert Research Institute will be releasing particulates into our clouds to provide more precipitation throughout the valley. Nevadans are living through an intense drought with water resources at all-time low scientists may have found a way to provide some relief….
Read MoreKSNV News 3: Save Red Rock, Desert Research Institute kicks off cloud seeding campaign
Las Vegas, NV (KSNV) — Gazing at this majestic view, Pauline van Betten with Save Red Rock can get emotional.
“Red Rock Canyon is a treasure,” she said. “It’s a national treasure.”
But she says the impact of the prolonged drought is significant in the area.
KSNV News 3: Red Rock Search & Rescue accepting volunteer applications ahead of fall season
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Search and Rescue team is looking to recruit volunteers as the fall hiking season approaches. The organization comprises volunteers who help find missing loved ones and injured hikers throughout Red Rock Canyon.
Read MoreThe Nevada Independent: Dealmaking, Lobbying and delays: Inside the political fight over homes at Red Rock
Jim Rhodes wants to build homes, and he will not let the “criminals” in Clark County government stand in his way. The prolific and sometimes fractious Las Vegas homebuilder has spent two decades pushing county commissioners to approve a planned community on top of a mine he runs on the outskirts of town..
Read MoreThe Nevada Independent: Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area considers raising fees
About 20 passionate hikers, climbers and outdoor enthusiasts gathered at a recent public meeting to push back on the federal government’s proposal to hike fees for visitors to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, an increasingly popular destination for Las Vegas residents and tourists.
Read MoreKVVU Fox 5 Las Vegas: Southern Nevada Climbing Coalition appealing proposed fees at Red Rock Canyon
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) – More and more visitors are coming to Red Rock Canyon every year, and the Bureau of Land Management is making changes to keep up with that. However, many outdoor enthusiasts are against the new proposals.
Read MoreGear Junkie: Red Rock Canyon Conflict: Access Fund Stands Up to BLM
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recently drafted amendments to the popular Las Vegas recreation hub management plan. And the public comment period closes today.
Read MoreKSNV News 3: Outdoor groups push against proposed fees for Red Rock Canyon, Calico Basin
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The public comment period for new fee increases and proposals at Red Rock Canyon and Calico Basin ends at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, July 22.
Read MoreKLAS CBS 8 News Now: Local climbing organizations appeal proposed changes to Calico Basin
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A month after The Bureau of Land Management announced proposed changes to Calico Basin in Red Rock Canyon, two local climbing organizations are pushing back.
Read MoreLVSportsBiz: Red Rock Update: Fee Station at Red Rock Scenic Drive Off SR 159 Outside Summerlin Scheduled For Improvements To Handle Increased Popularity
The fee station off SR 159 for the popular Red Rock Scenic Drive outside Summerlin is getting some new improvements.
The proposed work includes:
Las Vegas Review Journal: 33% increase for select Red Rock Canyon fees proposed
The Bureau of Land Management has proposed fee increases at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and is asking for public feedback.
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