LOVE THE LAKE THIS VALENTINE'S DAY!
Give a Keep Tahoe Blue gift membership to your Valentine. Click here for more information.

WHAT'S GOING ON?
Find out about upcoming League events, meetings, and fun stuff to do in Lake Tahoe on our calendar.

KEEP TAHOE BLUE IS NOW ON FACEBOOK
The Keep Tahoe Blue Facebook page is 28,000 fans strong and growing! Click here to view the Keep Tahoe Blue page and become a fan. You can also follow @KeepTahoeBlue on Twitter.

KEEPING TAHOE BLUE:
LAW, POLICY, AND THE STRUGGLE TO SAVE LAKE TAHOE
Click here to download an article by League Executive Director, Rochelle Nason, published in the September 2009 issue of the Nevada Lawyer magazine. (5.65 MB pdf).

IMPORTANT INFO FOR ALL BOATERS!
The destructive Quagga and Zebra mussels have recently infested 17 different lakes and reservoirs in California and Nevada.  Lake Tahoe is seriously at risk. Click here for more info.

CURRENT NEWS
Click here to read our most recent newsletter, the Fall 2009 edition of the Keep Tahoe Blue newsletter.

LEAGUE RECEIVES 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR
We have received the highest possible rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent evaluator of charities. A 4-star rating demonstrates the League's efficient and effective use of donations. Click here to join the thousands of other donors supporting our work!

KINGS BEACH WINS TRPA APPROVAL FOR LAKE FRIENDLY ROADWAY

The League commends the TRPA Governing Board for their recent approval of a roadway reduction in downtown Kings Beach.  Last week, with the support of Placer County, King Beach community members, and the League, the TRPA took the final step in the approval process to convert the four lane remnant highway to a two lane roadway with a center turning lane, roundabouts, bike lanes, and sidewalks.

Decades ago there was a proposal to build a four lane highway around the entire lake. The proposal was later abandoned, but not until after Kings Beach had already made the transition to four lanes.

The new configuration will benefit Lake clarity by decreasing the amount of roadway necessary for winter sanding and facilitate pedestrians and cyclist mobility as an alternative to motorized vehicle use.