Better community through Impact NV

With a scope as broad as sustainability, the formation of an inclusive community network is imperative to address the diverse needs of the Las Vegas metropolitan area and its neighbors.

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Some Nevada Impacts

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LEED certified green buildings in Nevada

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Amount of trails in Las Vegas Valley

ConveneNV

ConveneNV is ImpactNV's high-level regional discussion around developing goals and ideas, as well as promoting the important economic, social, and environmental successes of the Southern Nevada region and identifying key challenges for the coming year that can be tackled head-on via uniquely innovative partnerships and community engagement.

Opportunity Village Sean’s Park

Sean’s Park is a 2.5-acre innovative life-learning park developed for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities that opened at Opportunity Village’s Ralph and Betty Engelstad Campus in May of 2016. We were proud to be a part of the project and to provide solar power for this amazing place that offers Southern Nevadans a place to learn, explore, relax, and play.

State of Sustainability Report

The report provides context surrounding the eight major pillars that support a sustainable community (economy, health, nature, built environment, energy, community, social equity and transportation). It serves to highlight the positive strides made in this on-going effort throughout Southern Nevada, and pinpoints areas where additional attention, and progress, is needed.

Las Vegas Sign Project

The iconic "Welcome to Las Vegas" is 100% run on solar energy thanks to ImpactNV working in partnership with the Clean Energy Project, two regional non-profit organizations committed to the promotion of energy conservation and renewable energy. "The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign has always represented the essence of Las Vegas and today that includes clean energy just as much as being one of the world’s preeminent tourist destinations" - Senator Harry Reid