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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural and put firm limits on sprawl

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Ryan Myers
9 years ago

save red rocks

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Zack Smith
9 years ago

I've been going to Red Rocks every month during that past 3 fall-spring seasons

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Would love to visit sometime in the next year or two, would hate to see it not available to climbers anymore!

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David Storey
9 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is no place for commercialization it will ruin the beauty and scenery of the area please save it

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Lynn Mertens
9 years ago

Protect our Conservation Area

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Saba Tesfay
9 years ago

They have expanded enough! Keep our lands pure!!! Vegas needs it's nature preserve this masterpiece of millions of years!!! LAS VEGAS BORN AND RAISED. PROTECT OUR LANDS!!!

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Jeremy Byrne
9 years ago

Preserve Red Rock!

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Brianne Bremner
9 years ago

Red Rock will always hold a special place in my heart. It was my first major climbing trip...we witnessed a bad accident that trip, but the silver lining was it brought our group together in ways we never imagined. It is truly a magical, natural place and I hope it can stay that way.

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Jade littlewood
9 years ago

I love red rocks as a climbing destination and want to preserve it's current status!

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Ethan Edwards
9 years ago

Don't build here!! this isa conservation area!! and amazing climbing and outdoor recreations!

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John Hutchinson
9 years ago

Keep this place amazing please.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Developments should go elsewhere, rather than near a national treasure.

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Lisa courtade
9 years ago

Save it

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This area is enjoyed by so many, please allow it to remain so.

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Alexander Weber
9 years ago

This would break my heart if an area so loved by so many were to be developed and made off-limits.

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Lori Mathews
9 years ago

Though I don't live in Nevada, I have adventured in the area proposed for development. I wish to represent on the side of preservation of this beautiful landscape and keep it natural yet still open for recreation.

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Bernadette McKeever
9 years ago

A diamond in the rough (sin city) Keep this place wild!

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Scott hogenson
9 years ago

Keep it out of the hands of developers.

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Martins Putelis
9 years ago

We don't need more subdivision in a place that already lacks water to sustain all the people who live there.