Our state is lucky to have unique natural wonders and vast landscapes. They make Nevada such a special place to live, work and explore.
Get Outdoors Nevada wants to see these special places protected long into the future and is pleased that Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., and Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., recognize that need as well. They recently introduced legislation that would protect 2 million acres of public land in our state — the largest conservation proposal in our state’s history. Their bill addresses key community needs while offering strong protections for places like the Desert National Wildlife Refuge and Red Rock Canyon.
I am grateful to the sponsors of this legislation and add my name to the long list of supporters who want to see this effort move forward.
The writer is executive director of Get Outdoors Nevada, a nonprofit organization that advocates for preserving public lands, urban trails, and community parks
