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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anonymous
1 year ago

This is a beautiful natural area the deserves to remain so!

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LeRoy West
1 year ago

I love Red Rocks. I used to hike it at night whenever I was in Las Vegas.

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Emily grahamm
1 year ago

Keep red rock rural!

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Nicholas Abel
1 year ago

Red Rock is a treasure. It's one of the the few escapes any of us in Las Vegas have to get away from the urban sprawl. There is so much opportunitiey additional for density in Vegas, leave the area around Red Rock alone.

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Daverlie ordiway
1 year ago

Keep it rural!!

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Anna Li
1 year ago

Preserve the nature!

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Jake Berg
1 year ago

Keep Red Rock natural.

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Noah Chong
1 year ago

Keep red rock climbable!

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Bob Magee
1 year ago

#woof, go Browns

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Christine Canaly
1 year ago

Las Vegas deserves beautiful places to visit for the public!

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Nicole True
1 year ago

Keep something beautiful in Vegas. Tired of looking at buildings and housing.

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Renée Nemchek
1 year ago

Keep Red Rock Canyon safe from housing developments! Keep Red Rock Canyon free!

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Randy Leonard
1 year ago

I have been here all my life. Greed and the need for more homes has destroyed Las Vegas. Enough is enough

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A j
1 year ago

Stop building on red rock land

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Jonathan Yu
1 year ago

Let's keep Red Rock and the West of Las Vegas undeveloped, protect it from overdevelopment!!!

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jessica manzi
1 year ago

Keep the protected wilderness wild and protected, soon there won't be anything natural to protect, anywhere.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Keep Red Rock Canyon pristine. Too many houses in Las Vegas already.

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PAM COBB
1 year ago

Please stop any further developement in our beautiful red rocks

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Bradley W Giles
1 year ago

Damn the corrupt, soulless BLM, developers, Nevada city and state officials! Over 30 years ago, they were supposed to have at least a two mile buffer zone, free of development from the Red Rock Canyon borders! Today, ugly development has been built right up to the Red Rock Canyon borders! I wrote an op-ed on the destruction and vandalism at the Little Red Rocks 20 years ago and how the Huges Corporation let it all happen and how they planned at the time to develop all of that sacred Paiute Native American ancestral land around there. The local Channel 13 News in Las Vegas even interviewed me, for an evening news segment, to show my paintings and to hear my environmental advocacy messages and sent out one of their helicopters to take aerial videos of all the destructive vandalism. I even painted a series of oil paintings depicting the Little Red Rocks in their natural state, in a time before European intrusion, which Channel 13 News featured, to try and get public awareness interest and stop any further destruction and development of the Little Red Rocks region. My efforts obviously fell on deaf ears and blind eyes, as apparently the apathy of the Las Vegas public has given a green light to the soulless developers, city and state officials and they won't stop until they have paved over every last inch of the Red Rock Canyon Conservation region, all for greed and vanity. If this nightmare development actually moves forward, it will threaten not only the immediate wildlife in Red Rock Canyon, but bring even more light pollution into the canyon region, which in turn will negatively impact all the nocturne animals and people alike. People had better start protesting this immoral and environmentally destructive criminal action and start bringing legal action against the city and developers to stop this travesty...otherwise this will be the beginning of the end of Red Rock Canyon for all future generations!

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Sheng Chang
1 year ago

Save the park from commercial development.