Springs Preserve

Spring Preserve is rightfully known as the birthplace of Las Vegas. It is a nature park, which is spread over 180 acres of land. This park is a classical example for spreading awareness about the importance of energy conservation. The entire park emphasizes on the technologies that are environment friendly.

The call of the hour is for us to recognize the importance of renewable energy and the start using the renewable sources of energy in our day-to-day lives.

Have you ever imagined a life without an air condition in hot summer? Springs Preserve Las Vegas shows you the story of the people who had first landed there and dealt with hot summers without the air conditions. 70% of the energy used in the maintenance of this park is being generated there itself. This park basically commemorates the dynamic history of Las Vegas.

Spring Preserve Las Vegas is designed in such a way that it educates the people to survive even in the desert environment. Somebody has rightfully said that it is important to appreciate past as we move towards future. History tells us that the desert landscape of Las Vegas was filled with abundant water and natural springs in the past. It dried up in 1962 and formed the desert.

The park displays wonderful botanical gardens, museum galleries, trails, a theatre and other recreational opportunities, which attract thousands of visitors on Las Vegas travel from all around the world. It is being operated by Las Vegas Spring Preserve Foundation.

The furniture, glasses, ceiling, carpets and even walls of some buildings are made up of recycled products. Kids enjoy digging for fossils and learning the process of erosion in this wonderful park. There are demonstrations of flood situations, desert situations and how to cope up with these natural calamities.

Some of the unique features of Las Vegas Spring Preserve are its amphitheatre, different models showing paths of water for every household, trash accumulated by each family in Las Vegas and the films, which demonstrate the process of recycling trash.

This park has become a major landmark for the city and it attracts many visitors who travel to Las Vegas from all over. The awareness and education about the world preservation, which you get in here, is unmatched with anything else in the world.