Save Red Rock Submits Comment on Tavern Bill
The Las Vegas City Council is considering a bill that would increase the number of taverns on Kyle Canyon road from three to ten. Save Red Rock submitted a comment letter opposing the bill.
Read MoreSave Red Rock Submits Comment to Zoning Commission
On May 5, the Clark County Zoning Commission heard public comment about a possible Ford Bronco Range at the Boy Scout Camp. Save Red Rock submitted the following comment.
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Save Red Rock Removes Invasive Tamarisk from the Lower Cottonwood Springs
Water is the most precious resource in our perpetually dry desert, but unfortunately, persistent drought conditions are threatening the lower Cottonwood Springs wetland riparian area in Red Rock Canyon. To restore this important area to proper functioning condition, the Save Red Rock Water Stewards have engaged a team of biologists to develop a comprehensive long…
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Ride Safe: Know Before You Go
“Ride Safe: Know Before You Go,” is an education program targeting new and existing cyclists. The second component of a three-part safety campaign rolling out in 2021, Ride Safe identifies five critical points of cyclist safety: Protect Your Head, Be Visible, Pick Bike-Friendly Routes, Be Predictable, and Ride Defensively. In partnership with Skye Canyon and Southern Highlands,…
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Change Lanes for Bikes. It’s the Law!
The “Change Lanes for Bikes. It’s the Law!” initiative is led by Southern Nevada Bicycle Coalition in partnership with Breakaway Cycling, Ghostbikes, & Save Red Rock to raise awareness of Nevada’s 3-Feet/Move Over passing Law (NRS 484B.270). This education campaign is in response to the five cyclists who died on December 10, 2020, and to…
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Protecting the Canyon’s Water
Save Red Rock is Preserving Water by Removing Invasive Tamarisk in the Lower Cottonwood Springs Invasive Tamarisk is a flowering plant native to Eurasia and Africa. In Nevada, this nonnative species flourishes in riparian areas, selfishly soaking up more than its fair share of water resources. Save Red Rock’s Cottonwood Water Stewards have been hard…
Read MoreShow Your Support for SB285
On Wednesday, March 31, Senator Dallas Harris is proposing SB 285 to make Nevada streets safer for cyclists! The bill was drafted with assistance from Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones in response to SB 183. It has numerous provisions including: – Revising drivers education to include laws relating to cyclist and pedestrian safety– Clarifies the…
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Wear Your Support: #NoMoreGhostBikes Gear
For a limited time, you can show your support for the five lives lost on December 10 by ordering a “No More Ghost Bikes” cycling kit. These kits are available for purchase now through April 7. All of the proceeds will benefit the families of those lost. The kits come in four colors: black, blue,…
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Join Save Red Rock for a 30×30 Spotlight
Join Us for a 30×30 Spotlight with National Geographic’s Enric Sala In an executive order issued January 27, President Joe Biden addressed the climate crisis with an ambitious goal – to protect 30 percent of U.S. land and coastal seas by 2030. This target is known as “30 by 30” in the conservation community. You…
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Education Not Restriction: SB 183 is NOT a Solution
Defend your right to ride Nevada Senator Joe Hardy is proposing a biking ban in Nevada. If passed, SB 183 will make it illegal for cyclists to ride on over 4400 miles of Nevada roadways where speed limits are 65 MPH or higher. Make Your Voice Heard Whether you’re an avid cyclist or just support…
Read MorePUBLIC OPPOSITION TO SB 183 VOICED DURING SENATE COMMITTEE HEARING INCLUDING CYCLING ADVOCACY GROUPS AND SURVIVORS OF THE DECEMBER 10 TRAGEDY
LAS VEGAS (March 18, 2021) –During the Senate Committee hearing on Wednesday, March 17, cycling advocacy organizations and Nevada residents came out in strong opposition to Senator Hardy’s SB 183. The bill proposal places restrictions on cyclists, including prohibiting persons from riding bicycles, electric bicycles, and electric scooters on a roadway where the speed limit…
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Fight for the Bike Trails: Public Comment Period Now Open
Last week, Save Red Rock proudly announced the Red Rock Canyon Legacy Trails has been designated as the top capital project funding priority for SNPLMA Round 18. Now, we need YOUR help to ensure the project maintains its status! The Bureau of Land Management has opened a public comment period for SNPLMA Round 18. You…
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