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Read MoreAs stewards of the safety, serenity and sustainability of America’s first — and most-visited — National Conservation Area, we at Save Red Rock are gravely concerned about the canyon’s future.
Read MoreSave Red Rock is committed to preserving the sanctity of Public Lands, and of holding development to rural standards that take into account the environmental sensitivity of this space.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, July 3, 2024, Clark County Commissioners will be reviewing the Development Agreement for the Master Plan. The Save Red Rock team is reviewing the details of this agreement and will speak at the commission meeting.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, June 18, 2024, Clark County Commissioners approved a settlement agreement…
Read MoreToday was a bittersweet day. We are heartbroken that a developer has chosen to go against public opinion, take $80 million of taxpayers’ money, and move forward with plans for 3500 homes and commercial businesses in Red Rock Canyon. While we are heartbroken, we are not discouraged.
Read MoreToday is your last chance to call and email! TODAY is your last chance to email and call your commissioners to tell them to protect Red Rock Canyon! This is one important step of many in a tricky fight. We must stay vigilant on all levels, county, federal and state. We will keep you informed…
Read MoreGear up, it’s Bike Month! Throughout May, we’re dedicated to keeping the cycling community safe on the roads and trails.
Read MoreHosted by Save Red Rock and presented by the Brett Torino Foundation with support from Centennial Subaru and Whole Foods Market, the event is expected to draw over 150 local volunteers to beautify the area and honor Mother Nature.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreAs part of the Transform Clark County initiative, an amended Title 30 Development Code — which houses guidelines for the Red Rock Overlay District (RRO) — was updated and adopted by the County.
Read MoreSave Red Rock is a non-profit 501c3 run purely on the caring generosity of people who love Red Rock. Consider supporting Save Red Rock by becoming a Save Red Rock Member today!
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Meet Brett Torino, a passionate advocate and longtime supporter of Save Red Rock! Through the @bretttorinofoundation, Brett has played a vital role in preserving Red Rock Canyon, funding conservation projects, organizing clean-ups, and championing efforts to keep this stunning landscape protected. 🏜️💚
His dedication to protecting our trails and natural spaces inspires us all! 🙌
💚 Want to get involved? Join our next volunteer event and be part of the movement to protect Red Rock! Sign up here on our website at SaveRedRock.com.
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2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you Brett Torino. You’re an SRR hero. I’m involved as a supporter of $ but am interested in providing more services as a retiree. I will definitely look into his foundation. We must get the word out! People care.
Brett is a wonderful human being.
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