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Advocacy
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AdvocacyLetter to California lawmakers concerning golden musslesKeep Tahoe Blue urges legislative leaders to amend regulatory code, allowing for stronger actions to prevent the spread of golden mussels.Read More
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AdvocacyLetter to California Fish and Game Commission on golden musselsWe strongly recommend that golden mussels be added to the restricted species list.Read More
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AdvocacyLetter to USDA Forest Service on Draft Environmental Assessment for Lake Tahoe West ProjectOur team supports the landscape-scale restoration envisioned in the project, but cautions against impacts from road construction.Read More
Blog
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BlogWhen the Smoke Clears: Lake Tahoe’s Path from Wildfire to ResilienceAfter the Caldor Fire, Tahoe’s focus shifted from fighting flames to rebuilding strength. Here’s how science, restoration, and community action are helping the Basin rise stronger than before.Read More
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BlogFrom Laundry to Lake Tahoe: How Dryer Vents Shed Light on Airborne PollutionNew research shows the airborne pollution of microplastics that affect Lake clarity. Learn what the latest research found and what it means for Lake Tahoe's health.Read More
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BlogDr. Charles Goldman and the Science that Keeps Tahoe BlueDr. Charles Goldman's is known as the "Godfather of Tahoe Limnology" and his works spans over six decades to measure and preserve Lake Tahoe's clarity. Learn the adventurous road it's been along the way and the huge influence he has had.Read More
Media Releases
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Media ReleasesHousehold Dryers Are Significant Sources of Microfiber Pollution, Study FindsDRI scientists and Keep Tahoe Blue staff partnered with community volunteers for this study which advances our knowledge of microplastic pollution sources.Read More
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Media ReleasesVolunteers revitalized a meadow and creek for 28th annual Tahoe Forest Stewardship DayFamilies, colleagues, friends, and classmates gathered at the Lam Watah Trailhead in Stateline, Nevada over the weekend to get their hands dirty revitalizing the native ecosystems at Rabe Meadow and Burke Creek.Read More
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Media ReleasesKeep Tahoe Blue, The Tyre Collective, and Desert Research Institute launch innovative pilot program to protect Lake Tahoe’s air and waterThe technology-driven project works with the Emerald Bay Shuttle to analyze and prevent pollution from car tires from impacting Lake Tahoe.Read More
Opinion Pieces
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Opinion PiecesAquatic weed containment in the Tahoe Keys is the season’s focusWhile long-term solutions are developed to keep the Tahoe Keys' infestation of aquatic weeds in check, the focus shifts to keeping fragments from spreading further into Lake Tahoe.Read More
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Opinion Pieces, Tahoe in the NewsTRPA is key to protecting Tahoe. Yet, updated standards and enforcement are needed.League Chief Strategy Officer Jesse Patterson urges TRPA to modernize and enforce Tahoe’s outdated environmental standards to protect the Lake’s clarity, health, and future.Read More
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Opinion PiecesKeep Tahoe Blue’s Statement on Lake Tahoe Clarity ReportOur CEO, Dr. Darcie Goodman Collins, weighs in on the latest Lake Tahoe Clarity Report from the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center. The report points to consistent trends as well as areas in need of further scientific research.Read More
Publications
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Publications2024 Annual ReportRead about the League's achievements in 2024, our objectives for 2025, and the emerging threats facing Tahoe as we strive to Keep Tahoe Blue.Read More
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Publications2023 Annual ReportIn 2023, the combination of science and innovation helped us make great strides to protect Tahoe.Read More
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PublicationsOur 2023 Accomplishments & 2024 ObjectivesCheck out what the League was able to accomplish in 2023 and our objectives for 2024 thanks to our volunteers, donors, and partners.Read More
Tahoe in the News
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Tahoe in the NewsAdvocacy in ArchitectureKeep Tahoe Blue goes green on its new South Shore environmental education center. Hear from the design and construction team about the vision and values that brought the Spurlock/Evers Environment & Education Center to life.Read More
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Tahoe in the NewsThe Success of a Slogan: How Keep Tahoe Blue Came to BeIn the 1960s, devil-may-care development and sewage were clouding lake Tahoe's famous blue waters. A young environmental organization needed a rallying cry to unite people behind the cause of protecting the Lake. And so, a slogan was born.Read More
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Tahoe in the NewsWhat you need to know about invasive golden mussels in CA waters this Labor DayAs highly-invasive golden mussels spread across California waterways, officials are urging boaters to take thorough precautions to avoid introducing the species to unaffected waters.Read More