About Red Rock Audubon
Red Rock Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. The chapter was formed in 1976 and is actively involved in communities across southern Nevada. As a local Audubon organization, we are dedicated to the environment stewardship of habitat for birds and other wildlife across southern Nevada. Red Rock Audubon conducts birding events, habitat restoration projects, education programs, workshops and monthly general membership meetings. All activities are open to the general public.
Red Rock Audubon's Vision & Mission
Vision
“Red Rock Audubon envisions a resilient environment for people, plants, birds and other wildlife in Southern Nevada, uniting all communities to act as environmental stewards for the natural world, in a time of climate change."
Mission
“Red Rock Audubon’s mission is to bring communities together to protect birds and the natural world across Southern Nevada, with emphasis on equitable education and environmental stewardship for a resilient future. “
“Red Rock Audubon envisions a resilient environment for people, plants, birds and other wildlife in Southern Nevada, uniting all communities to act as environmental stewards for the natural world, in a time of climate change."
Mission
“Red Rock Audubon’s mission is to bring communities together to protect birds and the natural world across Southern Nevada, with emphasis on equitable education and environmental stewardship for a resilient future. “
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
We at Red Rock Audubon declare our commitment to anti-racism in solidarity with those who call for justice, an end to institutional and structural racism, and implicit bias.
We are building our organization and its programs to be inclusive and accessible to our entire community.
Red Rock Audubon welcomes everyone, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, ability, national or ethnic origin, politics, or veteran status.
Acknowledgement
Red Rock Audubon Society acknowledges that our events in the Las Vegas Valley take place on the land of
the Nuwuvi people. We honor our relationship with the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe.
For more information, please visit: https://www.lvpaiutetribe.com/.
For a map of indigenous Mojave land, please visit: https://native-land.ca/.
We at Red Rock Audubon declare our commitment to anti-racism in solidarity with those who call for justice, an end to institutional and structural racism, and implicit bias.
We are building our organization and its programs to be inclusive and accessible to our entire community.
Red Rock Audubon welcomes everyone, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, ability, national or ethnic origin, politics, or veteran status.
Acknowledgement
Red Rock Audubon Society acknowledges that our events in the Las Vegas Valley take place on the land of
the Nuwuvi people. We honor our relationship with the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe.
For more information, please visit: https://www.lvpaiutetribe.com/.
For a map of indigenous Mojave land, please visit: https://native-land.ca/.
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Upcoming Events
RRAS Board Members
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Officers
President: Paul Rodriguez
Vice-Presidents: Nathaniel Hutt Treasurer: Jennifer Dudek Secretary: Melissa Gonzalez |
Committee Chairs & Directors
Membership Support Chair: Daisy Gomez
Communication/Website & IT Chair: Paul Rodriguez Education and Outreach Chair: Alex Harper Birding Events Chair: Barbara Beck Finance Chair: Jennifer Dudek Bird Friendly Community Chair: Anna Gustafson Grant Facilitation Chair: Jennifer Dudek Conservation Chair: Nathaniel Hutt Director at Large - Rainbow Owl Preserve: Jim Switalla Director at Large - Social Media: Alex Harper Director at Large - Conservation Specialist: John Hiatt |