CLOSED : Wrong Place For a Highway - Save Red Cliffs Desert Reserve and National Conservation Area
226 Comments
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Ashley Linford
5 years ago
Keep utah wild!
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LaDawn Smith
5 years ago
Ease dont do this.
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Mary Contreras
5 years ago
No place for a road !!!
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Leeah Barnett
5 years ago
Save the red rock!!
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Wendy Dunbar
5 years ago
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Building this road sets the precedent for destroying habitat for desert wildlife as an easy solution when there are other viable alternatives. Please do not build the Northern Corridor. Respect nature and the land that was set aside to protect the desert tortoise.
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Richard Falconer
5 years ago
Try other options first. Make streets one way, improve traffic flow with pressure plates and advanced interconnection.
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Ilan Shanon
5 years ago
I'm against building any kind of paved road throughout the desert tortoise reserve.
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Mary Vilicich
5 years ago
Stop the Northern Corridor. It is not the right decision.
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Brinly Harward
5 years ago
stop the concrete jungle
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Sandra Stephens
5 years ago
Please consider other routes for this road. This beautiful area needs to be preserved. While I have heard there are no plans to develop if the road goes in, I worry that will change with time and even more of our precious resources will be destroyed. Please say no to the northern corridor.
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Beckie
5 years ago
Please stop this madness.
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Dakota Faires
5 years ago
Save the trails, save the turtles!
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Teresa Willie
5 years ago
Please be responsible with growth.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
STOP the insanity!
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Elaine Peterson
5 years ago
Leave our beautiful area alone !
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Cheryl Guttry
5 years ago
I truly think that if you need a highway another place could be found that doesn’t destroy this area. Not only will you destroy many animal habitats but history. The petroglyphs, the dinosaur footprints these can’t be replace- these are history that needs to be left intact for our/your children, their children and their offspring for years to come. This area should fall under a historical protection law because of the petroglyphs and Dino tracks.
There are other options that can be used so use them instead of destroying this beautiful area. This is a preserve so preserve it. Man wants to destroy everything he sees don’t destroy this area it’s just not necessary to destroy this. Please don’t destroy this beautiful area
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Michael Mills
5 years ago
#saveredcliffs
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Trevor Wright
5 years ago
Save the red rock
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Crystal Cleman
5 years ago
This road is just a catalyst for more development that will threaten the environment of the desert tortoise and our land. We are running out of beautiful trails and land out here that make southern Utah what it is.
Keep utah wild!
Ease dont do this.
No place for a road !!!
Save the red rock!!
Building this road sets the precedent for destroying habitat for desert wildlife as an easy solution when there are other viable alternatives. Please do not build the Northern Corridor. Respect nature and the land that was set aside to protect the desert tortoise.
Try other options first. Make streets one way, improve traffic flow with pressure plates and advanced interconnection.
I'm against building any kind of paved road throughout the desert tortoise reserve.
Stop the Northern Corridor. It is not the right decision.
stop the concrete jungle
Please consider other routes for this road. This beautiful area needs to be preserved. While I have heard there are no plans to develop if the road goes in, I worry that will change with time and even more of our precious resources will be destroyed. Please say no to the northern corridor.
Please stop this madness.
Save the trails, save the turtles!
Please be responsible with growth.
STOP the insanity!
Leave our beautiful area alone !
I truly think that if you need a highway another place could be found that doesn’t destroy this area. Not only will you destroy many animal habitats but history. The petroglyphs, the dinosaur footprints these can’t be replace- these are history that needs to be left intact for our/your children, their children and their offspring for years to come. This area should fall under a historical protection law because of the petroglyphs and Dino tracks. There are other options that can be used so use them instead of destroying this beautiful area. This is a preserve so preserve it. Man wants to destroy everything he sees don’t destroy this area it’s just not necessary to destroy this. Please don’t destroy this beautiful area
#saveredcliffs
Save the red rock
This road is just a catalyst for more development that will threaten the environment of the desert tortoise and our land. We are running out of beautiful trails and land out here that make southern Utah what it is.
Please save our home from this highway!