Save red rock! We do not want more destruction of natural land
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Save red rock
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Jorge Tellez
1 year ago
Save this area for future generations please
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Jaclyn Foust
1 year ago
Protect Red Rock!!
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Giovanni Castro
1 year ago
No more homes!
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Mercy Dominguez
1 year ago
Leave it alone!
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Jose Dominguez Sr
1 year ago
Please do not put any homes Red Rock. This a beautiful national park that should remain as such.
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Jose Dominguez
1 year ago
Keep it only a national park!!
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Dominic Abella
1 year ago
Preserving the nature of our city is part of its beauty. Keep red rock alive!
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Carrey
1 year ago
Save red rock! Remember who you vote for…
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Gloria Hernandez
1 year ago
I go to Red Rock as my escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. We don’t need another Starbucks or build homes that will destroy the place animals have called their home for years.
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Amil
1 year ago
Hello
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Anahi Avalos
1 year ago
Save red rock and the animals habitat
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Mark Parlier
1 year ago
Red rock is a truly a special place. Building any new developments in the area, especially on such an elevated visible location would take away from the remote nature of this location, forever damaging this place that so many love and come to for an escape from the city.
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Jamie Sarafan
1 year ago
Red Rock Canyon Nation Conservation Area is a truly special place. It is not only an incredibly beautiful place to hike, climb, and explore, but its unique, awe-inspiring landscape is home to unique, threatened animals like the desert tortoise. Another aspect that makes Red Rock so special is how close to Vegas it is, but yet how removed it feels. By keeping the area surrounding Red Rock free of large scale housing developments and other projects, we can preserve this area for years to come for both human enjoyment and the survival of a vibrant desert ecosystem. Red Rock attracts millions of visitors a year, so keeping the surrounding area free of surer development will help continue to contribute to the ever-growing popularity of the conservation area. On a personal note, Red Rock is one of my favorite places and it saddens me daily to think of an exclusive, expansive development just across from the incredible sandstone peaks and canyons I’ve grown to love.
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Michele Lynn Reeves
1 year ago
Please preserve
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Stop building, not just in Red Rock, but everywhere!
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Jazzari Taylor
1 year ago
Latino Outdoors support the protection to keep Red Rock Rural.
Latinos have deep cultural ties to nature and the land, and protecting places like Red Rock ensures future generations can enjoy these beautiful spaces. Latinos are 30% of the Nevada’s population and continue to grow steadily. This is an opportunity to help amplify the importance of the sacred lands.
Red Rock Canyon in Nevada is part of the ancestral lands of Southern Paiute, Western Shoshone, and other Native American groups. These tribes continue to have long-standing historical, cultural, and spiritual connections to the land.
Help us protect Red Rock and add your name to the petition to #KeepRedRockRural!
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Lammel Szeitz
1 year ago
Incredible greed and short sightedness. Build elsewhere.
Some things should be sacred.
Save red rock! We do not want more destruction of natural land
Save red rock
Save this area for future generations please
Protect Red Rock!!
No more homes!
Leave it alone!
Please do not put any homes Red Rock. This a beautiful national park that should remain as such.
Keep it only a national park!!
Preserving the nature of our city is part of its beauty. Keep red rock alive!
Save red rock! Remember who you vote for…
I go to Red Rock as my escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. We don’t need another Starbucks or build homes that will destroy the place animals have called their home for years.
Hello
Save red rock and the animals habitat
Red rock is a truly a special place. Building any new developments in the area, especially on such an elevated visible location would take away from the remote nature of this location, forever damaging this place that so many love and come to for an escape from the city.
Red Rock Canyon Nation Conservation Area is a truly special place. It is not only an incredibly beautiful place to hike, climb, and explore, but its unique, awe-inspiring landscape is home to unique, threatened animals like the desert tortoise. Another aspect that makes Red Rock so special is how close to Vegas it is, but yet how removed it feels. By keeping the area surrounding Red Rock free of large scale housing developments and other projects, we can preserve this area for years to come for both human enjoyment and the survival of a vibrant desert ecosystem. Red Rock attracts millions of visitors a year, so keeping the surrounding area free of surer development will help continue to contribute to the ever-growing popularity of the conservation area. On a personal note, Red Rock is one of my favorite places and it saddens me daily to think of an exclusive, expansive development just across from the incredible sandstone peaks and canyons I’ve grown to love.
Please preserve
Stop building, not just in Red Rock, but everywhere!
Latino Outdoors support the protection to keep Red Rock Rural. Latinos have deep cultural ties to nature and the land, and protecting places like Red Rock ensures future generations can enjoy these beautiful spaces. Latinos are 30% of the Nevada’s population and continue to grow steadily. This is an opportunity to help amplify the importance of the sacred lands. Red Rock Canyon in Nevada is part of the ancestral lands of Southern Paiute, Western Shoshone, and other Native American groups. These tribes continue to have long-standing historical, cultural, and spiritual connections to the land. Help us protect Red Rock and add your name to the petition to #KeepRedRockRural!
Incredible greed and short sightedness. Build elsewhere.