Preserve Rollins Pass strives to fulfill a Native American adage: “In every deliberation, consider the impact of decisions on the next seven generations.” Both prehistoric and historic preservation is paramount; these goals are achieved through active volunteer outreach, education, archaeology, and technology.

Preserve Rollins Pass relies on the expertise and direction of agricultural and archaeological professionals who study the area to advise how Rollins Pass should be best preserved now and far into the future.

A new book, Rollins Pass by B. Travis Wright, MPS and Kate Wright, MBA with a Foreword by Jason M. LaBelle, PhD, contributes to the preservation of Rollins Pass using technology: a legacy of more than 1,750 photographs, maps, and documents were scanned at extremely high resolution, saving them from loss.

Preservation also starts with you; Preserve Rollins Pass facilitates straightforward access to archaeologists who have a vested interest in preserving the heritage of Rollins Pass. Should any item of historical or prehistorical value be found, please click here and your message will be forwarded to area experts, including Dr. Jason LaBelle.

To find out more or learn how to help, please e-mail contact@preserverollinspass.org.