The mission of Red Rock Audubon Society is to protect, restore, and improve natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and other wildlife, and to educate the public about our unique Nevada environment.
The Red Rock Audubon Society is the Southern Nevada chapter of the National Audubon Society. Located in Las Vegas, our chapter was formed in 1976 and continues to be active in the community today.
As a local environmental organization, we are dedicated to the preservation of habitat for birds and other wildlife in Nevada through education, contributions as citizen scientists, and efforts to preserve, restore, and maintain wildlife habitat.
Many projects have been accomplished in partnership with various government and community organizations. RRAS outreach activities involve monthly educational programs and guided field trips provided to the public at no charge.
Outreach Activities include:
- Field Trips
- Volunteer opportunities
- Restoration activities
- Education programs
- Environmental education
- Conservation activities
RRAS Board members
RRAS Information (702) 390-9890
Red Rock Audubon Society
P.O. Box 96691
Las Vegas, NV 89193
To reach us, send an email to RRAS (info at redrockaudubon.org) and it will be forwarded to the appropriate person.
Officers 2011 – 2012
President: Bob Wilkin
Vice President: Peter Sullins
Treasurer: Christine Mault
Secretary: Christiana Manville
Past President
Directors-at-Large
John Bialecki
Rita Schlageter
Carolyn Titus
Committee Chairs
Communications: Maureen Kammerer
Conservation: John Hiatt
Education: Len Warren
Field Trips: Je Anne Branca
Hospitality: Mary Switalla
Membership: Marilyn Mackett
Programs: Cris Tomlinson
Sanctuary: John Bialecki
Whittell Fund: Je Anne Branca
Board Meetings
Board Meetings are generally held the first Thursday of the month, at 6:30pm. If you are interested in attending a meeting, please contact any Board Member to make arrangements. Your input is needed and always welcomed, so please join us!
