Save Red Rock is always on the lookout for threats to the Rural character of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Check out the latest in our efforts.

The founders of Save Red Rock started their advocacy more than 20 years ago to honor a friend of theirs who was struck and killed in a cycling accident. The grassroots effort to ensure that hikers, bikers, climbers and nature-lovers have a safe place to visit has since turned into a movement. Safety threats continue, and SRR works closely with BLM, Metro, NDOT and more to improve the safety of this special place.

A National Conservation Area is protected by Congress for its cultural, scientific, ecological and recreational value. Red Rock Canyon was the first designated NCA in the country, and it’s the most-visited one as well. SRR continually works with BLM, Desert Research Institute and other conservation organizations to identify and mitigate the effects of climate change on the land and wildlife. Whether through a clean up, restoration project, public education, etc. we promote and execute safe, effective strategies for sustaining this delicate natural environment for all to enjoy.

Save Red Rock is partnering with artist Shanté Lomprey to raise funds to help preserve the beauty and serenity of Red Rock Canyon. Lomprey’s original artwork, “Red Rock in Winter” is a 24×36” acrylic on canvas depicting a stunning, snow-dusted Escarpment. Share this stunning scenic view within specialty items such as greeting cards, puzzles, blankets, ornaments, mugs and more! Proceeds from each purchase helps us raise money to preserve and protect the safety, sustainability and serenity of Red Rock Canyon NCA.