Here’s a little bit about Hutch’s from the owner, Rob Hutchinson. “HBG literally started out of my garage while trying to help a few local cyclists sell off old bikes and gear. While my business model has evolved over the years, I am still commitment to serving my cycling community, industry, local bicycle shops, and the planet. I buy, sell, consign, and recycle new and used bicycles and components. My HUGE selection of pre-owned cycling equipment is backed by my personal guarantee. And because of my vast selection I have something in everyone’s budget.”
County Ordinance Passed to Permanently Ban Shooting in Lovell Canyon[LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, November 19] Save Red Rock (SRR) is pleased to announce that on October 2, 2019, Clark County Commissioners unanimously passed a County Ordinance introduced by Commissioner Justin Jones, which permanently bans shooting in Lovell Canyon, a rare forested and dispersed camping area behind Red Rock Canyon.
In May, Save Red Rock and the Brett Torino Foundation sponsored lead testing in Lovell Canyon. Soil tests conducted in the canyon by John Hiatt, Ph.D. in chemistry, revealed lead concentrations more than 30 times the EPA threshold for safety. Experts believe the alarming lead levels are due to unusually high deposits of lead ammunition. For years, Lovell Canyon forest has been ravaged by gunfire, dumped trash targets, and more than 455 acres were burnt from exploding tannerite targets.
Save Red Rock and Save Lovell Canyon supporters signed a petition in August 2017 requesting the Forest Service prohibit shooting in this dispersed camping area. A collaborative task force was formed, including the US Forest Service, Clark County Commissioners, Metro Police Department, Save Red Rock, Save Lovell Canyon, Clark County School District, Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Sierra Club, Get Outdoors Nevada, Torino Foundation, and Spring Mountain Free Trappers to address the problems in Lovell Canyon.
“Save Red Rock was established to protect Red Rock Canyon, which is used by outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful recreation. As Red Rock’s backyard neighbor and campground, Lovell Canyon needs our attention and we hope to continue to assist in it’s restoration,” said Heather Fisher, President of Save Red Rock. “We are grateful to our Clark County Commissioners for taking action to protect our public lands and recreation areas."
To learn more about Save Red Rock and Lovell Canyon, please visit www.SaveRedRock.com.
About Save Red Rock
Save Red Rock is a nonprofit organization working to preserve the safety, serenity, and scenic nature of Red Rock Canyon and Lovell Canyon. Save Red Rock strives to protect the rural character and prioritize environmental and recreational needs of the canyon. For more information or to become a member, visit www.SaveRedRock.com or connect with Save Red Rock on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
County Ordinance Passed to Permanently Ban Shooting in Lovell Canyon[LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, November 19] Save Red Rock (SRR) is pleased to announce that on October 2, 2019, Clark County Commissioners unanimously passed a County Ordinance introduced by Commissioner Justin Jones, which permanently bans shooting in Lovell Canyon, a rare forested and dispersed camping area behind Red Rock Canyon.
In May, Save Red Rock and the Brett Torino Foundation sponsored lead testing in Lovell Canyon. Soil tests conducted in the canyon by John Hiatt, Ph.D. in chemistry, revealed lead concentrations more than 30 times the EPA threshold for safety. Experts believe the alarming lead levels are due to unusually high deposits of lead ammunition. For years, Lovell Canyon forest has been ravaged by gunfire, dumped trash targets, and more than 455 acres were burnt from exploding tannerite targets.
Save Red Rock and Save Lovell Canyon supporters signed a petition in August 2017 requesting the Forest Service prohibit shooting in this dispersed camping area. A collaborative task force was formed, including the US Forest Service, Clark County Commissioners, Metro Police Department, Save Red Rock, Save Lovell Canyon, Clark County School District, Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Sierra Club, Get Outdoors Nevada, Torino Foundation, and Spring Mountain Free Trappers to address the problems in Lovell Canyon.
“Save Red Rock was established to protect Red Rock Canyon, which is used by outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful recreation. As Red Rock’s backyard neighbor and campground, Lovell Canyon needs our attention and we hope to continue to assist in it’s restoration,” said Heather Fisher, President of Save Red Rock. “We are grateful to our Clark County Commissioners for taking action to protect our public lands and recreation areas."
To learn more about Save Red Rock and Lovell Canyon, please visit www.SaveRedRock.com.
About Save Red Rock
Save Red Rock is a nonprofit organization working to preserve the safety, serenity, and scenic nature of Red Rock Canyon and Lovell Canyon. Save Red Rock strives to protect the rural character and prioritize environmental and recreational needs of the canyon. For more information or to become a member, visit www.SaveRedRock.com or connect with Save Red Rock on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Congress only has 15 legislative days until the end of the year. They must fully and permanently #FundLWCF before they leave for their December recess!
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Save Red Rock is at Clark County Government Center, Commission Chambers.
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It was nearly 15 years ago when Don Albietz, Ironman triathlete, metro officer, and legendary family man, was killed while riding his bike through Red Rock Canyon. Save Red Rock immediately began a campaign to increase safety and decrease development of Red Rock. On Tuesday, Don Albietz’ wife, Minta, continued his legacy with her courageous testimony for the separated family-safe bike path that resulted as the number one public solution back in 2005.
The project is named the ‘Red Rock Legacy Trail’ to honor the legacy of Don and Minta Albietz and all the succeeding people who work hard to keep this dream alive, including Commissioner Larry Brown for offering the matching funds and all the commissioners for voting their approval this week. We are grateful and hopeful that the right of way can be granted as well at the next county commission meeting.Minta Albietz, Save Red Rock Advocate; Sheila Billingsley, Save Red Rock Treasurer; Heather Fisher, Save Red Rock President ... See MoreSee Less
Save Red Rock is at Clark County Government Center, Commission Chambers.
2 weeks ago
We would like to give a big thank you to Commissioner Larry Brown and the Clark County Commissioners for approving the necessary matching funds to get the 'Red Rock Legacy Trail' started to aid in reducing congestion and increasing safety and serenity in #redrockcanyon! ... See MoreSee Less
Every year $900M is deposited into the #LWCF account, but each year more than half of these funds are diverted from the program. This fall, Congress must #FundLWCF with the $$ it deserves! Click here to take action: www.lwcfcoalition.com/get-involved... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to The Nature Conservancy in Nevada on the ribbon cutting of their new Southern Nevada office!
The Nature Conservancy strives to “conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends.”
Save Red Rock is lucky to have them as a valuable partner, and we are very thankful for everything they do for the conservation community! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we would like to give a big #ThankYouThursday to one of our business sponsors and biggest Save Red Rock supporters, Hutch's Bicycle Garage.
Here’s a little bit about Hutch’s from the owner, Rob Hutchinson. “HBG literally started out of my garage while trying to help a few local cyclists sell off old bikes and gear. While my business model has evolved over the years, I am still commitment to serving my cycling community, industry, local bicycle shops, and the planet. I buy, sell, consign, and recycle new and used bicycles and components. My HUGE selection of pre-owned cycling equipment is backed by my personal guarantee. And because of my vast selection I have something in everyone’s budget.”
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Best garage bike shop in town!
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County Ordinance Passed to Permanently Ban Shooting in Lovell Canyon[LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, November 19] Save Red Rock (SRR) is pleased to announce that on October 2, 2019, Clark County Commissioners unanimously passed a County Ordinance introduced by Commissioner Justin Jones, which permanently bans shooting in Lovell Canyon, a rare forested and dispersed camping area behind Red Rock Canyon.
In May, Save Red Rock and the Brett Torino Foundation sponsored lead testing in Lovell Canyon. Soil tests conducted in the canyon by John Hiatt, Ph.D. in chemistry, revealed lead concentrations more than 30 times the EPA threshold for safety. Experts believe the alarming lead levels are due to unusually high deposits of lead ammunition. For years, Lovell Canyon forest has been ravaged by gunfire, dumped trash targets, and more than 455 acres were burnt from exploding tannerite targets.
Save Red Rock and Save Lovell Canyon supporters signed a petition in August 2017 requesting the Forest Service prohibit shooting in this dispersed camping area. A collaborative task force was formed, including the US Forest Service, Clark County Commissioners, Metro Police Department, Save Red Rock, Save Lovell Canyon, Clark County School District, Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Sierra Club, Get Outdoors Nevada, Torino Foundation, and Spring Mountain Free Trappers to address the problems in Lovell Canyon.
“Save Red Rock was established to protect Red Rock Canyon, which is used by outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful recreation. As Red Rock’s backyard neighbor and campground, Lovell Canyon needs our attention and we hope to continue to assist in it’s restoration,” said Heather Fisher, President of Save Red Rock. “We are grateful to our Clark County Commissioners for taking action to protect our public lands and recreation areas."
To learn more about Save Red Rock and Lovell Canyon, please visit www.SaveRedRock.com.
About Save Red Rock
Save Red Rock is a nonprofit organization working to preserve the safety, serenity, and scenic nature of Red Rock Canyon and Lovell Canyon. Save Red Rock strives to protect the rural character and prioritize environmental and recreational needs of the canyon. For more information or to become a member, visit www.SaveRedRock.com or connect with Save Red Rock on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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County Ordinance Passed to Permanently Ban Shooting in Lovell Canyon[LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, November 19] Save Red Rock (SRR) is pleased to announce that on October 2, 2019, Clark County Commissioners unanimously passed a County Ordinance introduced by Commissioner Justin Jones, which permanently bans shooting in Lovell Canyon, a rare forested and dispersed camping area behind Red Rock Canyon.
In May, Save Red Rock and the Brett Torino Foundation sponsored lead testing in Lovell Canyon. Soil tests conducted in the canyon by John Hiatt, Ph.D. in chemistry, revealed lead concentrations more than 30 times the EPA threshold for safety. Experts believe the alarming lead levels are due to unusually high deposits of lead ammunition. For years, Lovell Canyon forest has been ravaged by gunfire, dumped trash targets, and more than 455 acres were burnt from exploding tannerite targets.
Save Red Rock and Save Lovell Canyon supporters signed a petition in August 2017 requesting the Forest Service prohibit shooting in this dispersed camping area. A collaborative task force was formed, including the US Forest Service, Clark County Commissioners, Metro Police Department, Save Red Rock, Save Lovell Canyon, Clark County School District, Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Sierra Club, Get Outdoors Nevada, Torino Foundation, and Spring Mountain Free Trappers to address the problems in Lovell Canyon.
“Save Red Rock was established to protect Red Rock Canyon, which is used by outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful recreation. As Red Rock’s backyard neighbor and campground, Lovell Canyon needs our attention and we hope to continue to assist in it’s restoration,” said Heather Fisher, President of Save Red Rock. “We are grateful to our Clark County Commissioners for taking action to protect our public lands and recreation areas."
To learn more about Save Red Rock and Lovell Canyon, please visit www.SaveRedRock.com.
About Save Red Rock
Save Red Rock is a nonprofit organization working to preserve the safety, serenity, and scenic nature of Red Rock Canyon and Lovell Canyon. Save Red Rock strives to protect the rural character and prioritize environmental and recreational needs of the canyon. For more information or to become a member, visit www.SaveRedRock.com or connect with Save Red Rock on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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Congress only has 15 legislative days until the end of the year. They must fully and permanently #FundLWCF before they leave for their December recess!
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Even though today is #NationalTakeAHikeDay, everyday is a beautiful day for hiking in Red Rock! Tag your favorite hiking buddy in the comments! 🏜
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#ThrowbackThursday with our very own treasurer, Sheila Billingsley, and her family in Red Rock Canyon back in spring of 2000! Send us your favorite Red Rock throwbacks to info@saveredrock.com ... See MoreSee Less
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Sheila and Trent don’t look any different now but Greg sure does! This is adorable!
Love this family! Adorable!♥️
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Look at all of these amazing #srr new members! Do you want to become a member too? Visit our website: www.saveredrock.com to sign up today and join our family! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to all of the courageous individuals that have served for our country. We are so thankful for you today, and every day. 🇺🇸 #veteransday ... See MoreSee Less
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Save Red Rock is at Clark County Government Center, Commission Chambers.
2 weeks ago
It was nearly 15 years ago when Don Albietz, Ironman triathlete, metro officer, and legendary family man, was killed while riding his bike through Red Rock Canyon. Save Red Rock immediately began a campaign to increase safety and decrease development of Red Rock. On Tuesday, Don Albietz’ wife, Minta, continued his legacy with her courageous testimony for the separated family-safe bike path that resulted as the number one public solution back in 2005.
The project is named the ‘Red Rock Legacy Trail’ to honor the legacy of Don and Minta Albietz and all the succeeding people who work hard to keep this dream alive, including Commissioner Larry Brown for offering the matching funds and all the commissioners for voting their approval this week. We are grateful and hopeful that the right of way can be granted as well at the next county commission meeting.Minta Albietz, Save Red Rock Advocate; Sheila Billingsley, Save Red Rock Treasurer; Heather Fisher, Save Red Rock President ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you all for your support! <3
Thank you thank you, as there are more and more large construction trucks driving on the shoulder that we ride on.
Thank you. This is so incredibly needed
Outstanding!! Thanks 😊
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you!!!!!!
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Save Red Rock is at Clark County Government Center, Commission Chambers.
2 weeks ago
We would like to give a big thank you to Commissioner Larry Brown and the Clark County Commissioners for approving the necessary matching funds to get the 'Red Rock Legacy Trail' started to aid in reducing congestion and increasing safety and serenity in #redrockcanyon! ... See MoreSee Less
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Every year $900M is deposited into the #LWCF account, but each year more than half of these funds are diverted from the program. This fall, Congress must #FundLWCF with the $$ it deserves! Click here to take action: www.lwcfcoalition.com/get-involved ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
Congratulations to The Nature Conservancy in Nevada on the ribbon cutting of their new Southern Nevada office!
The Nature Conservancy strives to “conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends.”
Save Red Rock is lucky to have them as a valuable partner, and we are very thankful for everything they do for the conservation community! ... See MoreSee Less
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Outstanding!
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