Help Us Preserve the Red Rock Overlay!
The Public Comment Period for Transform Clark County is now Open! Please submit your comments on the Red Rock Overlay by March 23!
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Make it Rain Donor Update
YOU DID IT! YOU’RE MAKING IT RAIN IN RED ROCK! Dear Friends, Your donation to the Make It Rain cloud seeding campaign is already paying off! Since we met our fundraising goal in October, the scientists at DRI have been hard at work finding the best location to place our seeder, as well as monitoring…
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Breaking News! Red Rock Protections are Now At Risk
The Red Rock Overlay District is Clark County’s last remaining protection for Red Rock Canyon and has withstood the test of time for over 20 years. But now, under the current review of “Transform Clark County”, it is at risk for large scale changes which could eliminate significant rural protections and result in increased danger on the scenic…
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What’s Next for Development Around red Rock Canyon?
On 10-4-22 a subdivision phase 1 project of 429 homes on 671 acres on Blue Diamond Hill was conditionally approved by the Clark County Commissioners. But for 20+ years, the public support to Keep Red Rock Rural remains united and strong! We are so grateful for your participation in writing letters, signing petitions and showing up to make your voice heard….
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Protect Red Rock Canyon!
This Tuesday, October 4, at the Clark County Government Center, Commissioners will hear an application by Gypsum Resources for the first phase of a large scale housing development on top of Blue Diamond Hill in the middle of Red Rock Canyon. This phase alone is 429 houses.
This application not only appears to violate county code and previous legal agreements, it also requests access off of the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Byway, SR 159. Scenic Byway 159 is already struggling with rapidly increasing traffic and hazardous conditions.
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Make it Rain Cloud Seeding Webinar
Learn more about our cloud seeding project with the scientists at DRI! This webinar covers:
– How cloud seeding works
– The proven environmental impact of seeding
– What’s being done to advocate for government-supported drought solutions
– How to contribute and help employ seeders by this winter!
SAVE RED ROCK PARTNERS WITH DRI TO “MAKE IT RAIN” IN RED ROCK CANYON
Las Vegas, NV (Sept. 1, 2022) — Save Red Rock is partnering with DRI to fund a cloud seeding program which will augment precipitation in the Spring Mountains, helping to replenish the aquifers within the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The partnership is working to alleviate some of the devastating effects of drought by stimulating additional snowfall in the winter and rainfall in the summer from naturally-occurring storm clouds…
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Road safety for cyclists
The pandemic unarguably changed the way most of us live our lives for the better part of 2020, from practicing social distancing to wearing masks and frequently washing our hands to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Things are finally taking a turn towards normalcy as many establishments ease up on restrictions with the increase of vaccinated Americans.
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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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Celebrate Earth Day in Beautiful Blue Diamond
The Cottonwood Springs Water Stewards are hosting an Earth Day Social in The Park Friday, April 22, 4 – 6 pm BDRA Park Come by the Save Red Rock tent and enjoy beverages and pizza while claiming some environmentally safe weed killer and award certificates. Learn About: Cottonwood Springs Water Stewards Partnership with Certainteed to restore Cottonwood…
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NDOT Corridor Study for Red Rock Canyon seeks public comment
This is a Unique and Critical Opportunity. First time in 17 years! NDOT is asking the public to submit ideas for their 159/160 Corridor Study through Red Rock Canyon. We are grateful that they considering the future of this area because conditions have changed. If you use these two roads, you know that they are no…
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NDOT is conducting a project study
Conditions have changed on SR 159 and SR 160. There are more motorists using these scenic roads and they are speeding and operating their vehicles in reckless ways that endanger innocent road users such as tourists, hikers, bicyclists and dog walkers. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) is conducting a project study on these two…
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