Upcoming Events

Ignite Vegas: Green Edition

Location
1042 S Main Street
Las Vegas, NV
Date
April 28, 2012
Time
7:00PM

FREE, no tickets required!

Presented Talks

Here’s our final list!

Where’s the water

by Nicholas Shook

I won’t be talking about the incredibly addicting game. But I will highlight water policy west of the 100th meridian which is exceptionally dryer than on the east. I’ll also outline what’s being done here in Las Vegas to ensure out wells and our giant man-made lake don’t run dry (doing this will also help me study for my upcoming water law exam).

Sustainable Community

by Monera Mason

The mantra we hear in Vegas all the time is that people are transient and they leave and there is no community in Las Vegas. My answer is BE THAT COMMUNITY! How can we set a framework where community happens? What does it take to nurture it?

Grow Your Own Food – Vegetable Gardening in Your Own Space

by Bryan Vellinoga
This session is a spark to the beginning of your new vegetable garden. Learn about who we are and what we do to help you grow your own food in your own space. We will explain what you need to do to get you excited about learning the skills you need to garden in the harsh desert climate. You’ll be on your way to the thereputic and healthy hobby of vegetable gardening.

A Pay-It-Forward Economy

by Anna Hedegaard
We want to show that when all of us come together within the community, we can change more than just our neighborhoods. We can change our culture. This can be achieved by actively participating in a ‘pay it forward’ economy that supports the growth of the community commons, provides greater opportunities for individuals, fosters integrity, and heals community relationships.

The Dangers of FOOD

by Valerie Soto
I want to do a pp presentation on the dangers of our foods and what I have come to learn from the professionals. I have sick children and as soon as I changed their diets my son began to speak. People are not stupid they are just misinformed and they are blinded by corporate greed.
“The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine, or the slowest form of poison.” – Dr. Ann Wigmore, ND

Fish and Veggies

by Shyam Bubeck
How aquaponics , vermiculture and permaculture can heal our world. Because we will share genuine solutions to creating efficient, locally produced, year round food supply for the Vegas Valley and explain why it is so important that we do so.

Patterns in Nature

by Jessica Penrod
There are patterns hidden in nature all around us, even in the desert! Learn to identify five distinct patterns found in our natural world and how these patterns can inspire us to design for more energy-efficient systems.

Trash – the dirty part of every human

by Kat Welniak
Awareness of the sizable problem of human discarding that we have in Las Vegas and the idea to organize communities to pick up after themselves.

The Artist Way

by Sharon Gainsburg
Unblocking creativity, for artists and those who wish to be.

BAGB Story

by Brandon Wiegand
What is Build a Greener Block, and what’s next?