
Nevada Conservation League
The political voice of Nevada’s conservation community
Our Priorities
Nevada is at the frontline of the climate crisis. Extreme heat, scorching wildfires, and severe drought continue to threaten our environment, our communities, and our chance of passing a healthy climate on to future generations.

Healthy Climate

Clean Energy

Public Lands

Water Conservation

Wildlife

Healthy Communities
Let’s end our reliance on polluting methane gas in homes.
Methane gas — also known as “natural” gas — is a potent fossil fuel just like coal and oil. Nevada cannot meet its state climate targets without cutting gas use in homes.
Take action to help support the transition to clean energy homes in Nevada — and then spread the word on social media!

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Latest News
- Conservation Groups Applaud Unanimous Vote on Wildlife Infrastructure and Safety Legislation Wildlife Infrastructure Bill Will Make Nevada Roads Safer for Wildlife and People CARSON CITY, NV – Today, the Nevada State Assembly voted unanimously to pass AB112 to establish a Wildlife Crossing Fund within the state’s general fund. The legislation, sponsored by the Assembly Committee on Growth & Infrastructure, aims to improve the safety of NevadaContinue reading “Conservation Groups Applaud Unanimous Vote on Wildlife Infrastructure and Safety Legislation “
- Environmental Justice Supporters Testify in Favor of Outdoor Education Grant for State of NevadaProponents Aim to Improve Education, Access to Great Outdoors for Communities of Color CARSON CITY, NV – Last night, the Assembly Committee on Ways & Means held a hearing on bill AB128, to make an appropriation to the Outdoor Education and Recreation Grant Program Account. Proponents of the bill argue funding will improve education and access toContinue reading “Environmental Justice Supporters Testify in Favor of Outdoor Education Grant for State of Nevada“
- Nevada Public Utilities Commission Recognizes Flaws in NV Energy Planning ProcessStakeholders highlight gaps in analysis, transparency, and stakeholder engagement Nevada — Today, the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUCN) approved an order acknowledging the shortcomings of NV Energy’s planning process. The decision comes after a broad range of stakeholders criticized the quality, analysis, and transparency of NV Energy’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and amendments thatContinue reading “Nevada Public Utilities Commission Recognizes Flaws in NV Energy Planning Process“

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Monthly contributors and members of our Conservation Club help power our advocacy and help us work to ensure that all Nevadans have clean water and clean air, and can access their parks and public lands.
Contributions to our 501c4 allow us to engage in direct advocacy with lawmakers and engage in political campaign activity to help elect pro-conservation champions to public office!
Conservation Scorecard

See how your legislator voted to protect our climate, air, water, land, and communities.
The Conservation Scorecard provides information about critical environmental legislation considered and votes taken during the 2021 Nevada legislative session.
Key highlights:
- 32 out of 63 legislators received a perfect score of 100%
- State Senators received an average score of 79% and the Assembly received 69%
- Democratic leadership in the Senate and Assembly received a score of 100%
- Chairs of key committees received a 94% or higher