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What is the Boulder City Conservation Easement and how was it formed?

April 26, 2017Boulder city conservation easement formed

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What is the Boulder City Conservation Easement and how was it formed?

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The Clark County Desert Conservation Program purchased an approximately 86,500 acre conservation easement from Boulder City in 1995. This land is located in the Eldorado Valley south of Boulder City. The land is to be preserved and protected for the desert tortoise and other species. Only passive use of this land is allowed. Hiking, driving slowly (under 25 mph) on designated routes, and sightseeing are examples of passive use.