Nevada Conservation League Announces Endorsement of Aaron Ford in 2026 Election Cycle

NEVADA — Today, as we mark Earth Day and reflect on the urgent need to protect our air, water, and public lands, the Nevada Conservation League proudly announced its endorsement of Aaron Ford for Governor in the 2026 election.   “Aaron Ford has consistently demonstrated a commitment to protecting Nevada’s environment while standing up for working […]

At the Carson River, Learning Comes to Life

The River Wranglers water and first aid station during trout release at Carson River Park. What is NOER? River Wranglers brings youth across Nevada to the Carson River watershed, where learning becomes up close and personal as students. This approach to education is made possible thanks to the Nevada Outdoor Education and Recreation grant. The […]

Failing Trump-Lombardo Economy Takes Center Stage in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS, NV – Today, President Trump will visit Las Vegas to show support for Governor Lombardo, who is seeking reelection amid a struggling economy, high gas prices, and a cooling labor market. Trump’s hallmark legislation, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), provides no relief for Nevadans struggling with economic uncertainty, as it made […]

Nevada Conservation League Announces Re-Endorsements for 2026 Election Cycle

NEVADA – Today, the Nevada Conservation League announced its re-endorsements of pro-conservation candidates for the 2026 election cycle. These incumbents have demonstrated a commitment to advancing strong environmental policies, expanding clean energy, and protecting the health and well-being of Nevada’s communities. According to the 2026 Conservation in the West Poll, 81% of Nevadans want to […]

NV Energy Ordered to Refund $63 Million in Overcharges to Customers

Impacted customers will now receive reimbursement for years of being billed incorrectly NEVADA – Today, the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada took action to require NV Energy to refund $63 million in overcharges, resolving its investigation into decades of improper billing. For tens of thousands of Nevada families who were overcharged, this outcome represents long-overdue accountability. “This is […]

At John F. Miller School, Every Child  Belongs Outdoors

At Nevada Conservation League, we believe every child deserves the chance to experience the outdoors, to feel the sun on their face, breathe in fresh air, and explore the world beyond the classroom.  That value blooms year-round at John F. Miller School in Clark County, serving medically fragile students ages 3 through 22. Many students […]

NV Energy Overcharge Scandal Grows to $65.5 Million

As Nevadans struggle with high bills, NV Energy continues to erode public trust NEVADA – NV Energy, the state’s utility monopoly, overcharged tens of thousands of Nevadans by $65.5 million over the last two decades, according to comments filed with the Public Utility Commission of Nevada (PUCN) by NV Energy, earlier today.  Initially, the utility […]

From Wyoming Rivers to Rooftop Solar: A Las Vegas Mom’s Clean Energy Journey

Las Vegas physical therapist and mother of three, Paulette Henriod, saw her family’s power bills climb higher every summer. Every cent more we pay in utility costs means less money would be available for important goals like saving for retirement and helping with the children’s college educations. When Paulette’s family added solar and switched to […]

NCL Releases Its Conservation Scorecard for 83rd Legislative Session

Scores show Nevada’s climate champions fought to hold utility monopolies accountable, advance wildlife connectivity, and more NEVADA –  The Nevada Conservation League (NCL) released its Conservation Scorecard, a guide and resource for the public to understand how their elected officials worked to protect our climate, air, water, land, and communities during the 2025 Nevada legislative session, […]