Clark County Wetlands Park held its annual Bioblitz on Monday, April 15th. The family friendly event allowed participants to become naturalists for the day.
They learn about animals and plants and collect data by visiting various field stations set up within the park. Park staff instructed how to use the iNaturalist app if they were interested. As always, it was a fun and exciting day for children.

MAY 19, 2019

The Las Vegas valley offers an abundance of beautiful places for people to see many species of birds and enjoy being out in nature. From large national conservation areas down to small municipal parks, wildlife can be found everywhere. However, we live in a basically urban environment that has supplanted the natural habitat, making survival more difficult for birds.

​On a lovely spring day, Dave Syzdek and Debbie Van Dooremolen guided 15 participant around the Warm Springs Natural Area.

We are forming volunteer teams. 
​
Discovery Park – 23 acres of native trees, shrubs and plants. Volunteers needed to maintain Discovery Park.
For service project opportunities and/or be part of the Discovery Park Volunteer Team, contact Carol Cantino at 775-0645 or email at richardcantino@att.net 

On Saturday, March 9, 17 intrepid RRAS members climbed aboard the Island Packers boat “Vanguard” for a voyage to find the Island Jay and near shore pelagic birds in the Santa Barbara channel and Santa Cruz Island. The trip began by heading out of Channel Islands Harbor, Port Hueneme, CA, into the channel and over the Hueneme canyon. Weather and sea conditions in the Santa Barbara channel during the Spring can be at times a challenge, but we were especially fortunate this day, escaping the previous days gale force winds and the following days approaching winter storm. Saturday’s voyage provided the perfect weather window and, the birds and mammals responded! 

​​Red Rock Audubon's third annual Winter Social is now history. A great time was had by all, except for the trivia contest which brought out great feelings of anxiety and hopelessness. Truffles & Bacon once again provided us with delicious food and excellent service. Everyone enjoyed spending time together and getting to know one another a little better.

Did you know that if you shop on Amazon you could support Red Rock Audubon at the same time?

​AmazonSmile will donate a small portion of your purchase price to your favorite charitable organization, which, of course, is Red Rock Audubon.

Fun with friends. Tasty cocktail style menu. Games with fabulous and exciting prizes. Support your chapter's partnership with Clark County School System - bid on silent auction items to fund field trips, fulfilling our mission to bring people to nature. Sign up on our calendar page. And, really, you don't need to
know anything about birds to slay the trivia contest.