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Tahoe expands free transit with ask to stop driving

Lake Tahoe is a destination people drive to. But once here, expanded transit services have made it easier than ever to get around without a car. The change is part of the vision for a Car-Free, Care-Free Tahoe.

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Keep Tahoe Blue’s Car-Free, Care-Free campaign looks to keep cars off the road

A Car-Free, Care-Free Tahoe means parking your car once and getting wherever you want to go in Tahoe without it using a clean, connected system of buses, bikes, scooters, shuttles, and boats.

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Lake Tahoe advocates call for statewide boat inspection rules to stop golden mussels

Consistent statewide regulations are required to stop invasive golden mussels from spreading further, threatening to damage the precious resource we drink, use to fight fires, and rely on for recreation.

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‘No point of return’: Calif. won’t keep golden mussels from second-largest reservoir

Lake Oroville, the state's largest reservoir. has recently stopped performing boat inspections for Invasive Species. Learn what this will mean to California's waterways.

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How Lake Tahoe became a blueprint for protecting Patagonia’s lakes

Lake Tahoe has become a blueprint in protecting Lakes beyond Tahoe's borders. Learn what lessons Patagonia's lakes are using to tackle issues.

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Volunteers pick up 1,300 pounds of trash left at Tahoe beaches after Fourth of July

SFGate Reports on the success of the July 5 Keep Tahoe Red, White & Blue Beach Cleanup event and how much litter volunteers collected.

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6 boats caught attempting to launch illegally onto Lake Tahoe

The crackdown comes amid an all-hands-on-deck fight to protect Lake Tahoe against the invasion of golden mussels, an aquatic invasive species. If they get into Lake Tahoe, they could turn Tahoe’s clear water green.

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4 golden mussels found on a boat bound for Tahoe. It could have been a disaster.

Tahoe's boat inspectors intercepted the infested boat before it hit Tahoe’s waters — yet golden mussels are just as likely to stow away on paddleboards or fishing gear.

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Can you get around Tahoe without a car? A new campaign says yes

Reporter Maria Palma joined members of Keep Tahoe Blue for a ride across town to learn more about the Car-Free, Care-Free Tahoe campaign.

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Car-Free Care-Free: Keep Tahoe Blue launches initiative to reduce vehicle use

A Car-Free, Care-Free Tahoe means parking your car once and getting wherever you want to go in Tahoe using a clean, connected system of buses, bikes, scooters, shuttles, and boats.

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Gondola art project promotes sustainable transportation at Lake Tahoe resort

A new gondola cabin wrapped in artwork is set to turn heads at a Lake Tahoe resort area while promoting a shift in how people move around the region.

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Tahoe’s top attraction is chaotic. Officials hope they’ve found a fix

Lake Tahoe is about to get a summertime shuttle service that locals hope will clear out road congestion and set an example for better travel in a region desperate for transit solutions.

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How the Emerald Bay Shuttle went from concept to reality; Second season of corridor improvements in the works

A new gondola cabin wrapped in artwork is set to turn heads at a Lake Tahoe resort area while promoting a shift in how people move around the region.

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Tahoe’s plan to solve Emerald Bay’s traffic headaches is working

Emerald Bay is one of the most dangerous sections of road in Lake Tahoe. Read how together, Tahoe partners are making it easier, safer, and lake-friendly.

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Experts warn about reach of this destructive invasive species threatening the West Coast

A destructive invasive species is threatening America’s West Coast. Pipe-clogging golden mussels have forced a state of emergency in California, and are threatening to reach Lake Tahoe.

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Memorial Day Guide: That bright green water? What to know about harmful algal blooms before you venture in

For families, dog owners, and anyone heading to the water this summer, a few seconds of awareness about harmful algal blooms can make all the difference. Learn how to spot, report, and avoid them.

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Controversial development at Tahoe’s largest ski resort approved

The approval resolves a 15-year fight between the private equity developers who own Tahoe’s largest ski resort and a grassroots movement made up of longtime Palisades skiers, local residents and environmentalists.

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How Keep Tahoe Blue protects Lake Tahoe | Currents

Arc Electric Boats and Keep Tahoe Blue dive into one of the biggest threats Lake Tahoe faces and how our organization is working on AIS prevention and education.

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Volunteer education, empowerment, and water quality monitoring at Lake Tahoe

The crucial role of Tahoe's citizen scientists shines through in this article written by Keep Tahoe Blue and published in LakeLine, the North American Lake Management Society's magazine.

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The View from Inside Keep Tahoe Blue’s New Education Center

Read Keep Tahoe Blue's Education Manager, Rosie Hackett's latest op-ed in the Tahoe Daily Tribune about the new and exciting education tours in the Spurlock/Evers Environment & Education Center and how it came to life.

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Placer’s Planning Commission to hear proposed amendments to the previously approved Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan

Catch up on the latest development in the proposed Village at Palisades Project and what it means for Lake Tahoe.

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Keep Tahoe Blue’s volunteer kickoff on south shore

Catch up on Keep Tahoe Blue's South Shore Volunteer Kickoff for the upcoming season.

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America’s alpine jewel: Why Lake Tahoe is worth protecting

See what makes Lake Tahoe so special and work the to preserve it important and meaningful.

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Cinematic AIS toolkit launches in Tahoe

New tech breakthrough announced and will be a huge improvement in the battle against aquatic invasive species (AIS).

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Keep Tahoe Blue Granted “Bike Friendly Business” Award by the League of American Bicyclists

Our team is overjoyed to receive this national distinction and to be a workplace that encourages Lake-friendly transportation among our staff and visitors.

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Placer County considers ban on single-use plastic in Tahoe Basin

Keep Tahoe surveyed businesses who would be affected and found the majority support the proposed rules to reduce litter.

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Tahoe Water for Fire partnership secures millions in federal funding for critical projects

Recent legislation provides $2.125 million in federal funding for water infrastructure projects to helping build wildfire-resilient communities in Tahoe.

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Illegal boat launch stopped at Lake Tahoe

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency levied a $5,000 penalty on a couple for trying to illegally launch a vessel without following boat decontamination rules.

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‘Destination Champion’ online training platform launches

A new, free online training platform offers effective ways to engage with visitors and encourage everyone to help take care of Tahoe.

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Team Tahoe Applauds Introduction of the Santini-Burton Modernization Act

The newly introduced legislation was created by a broad group of Tahoe partners for the benefit of the Lake Tahoe Basin.

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Padilla, Schiff, Cortez Masto, Rosen Introduce Legislation to Support Lake Tahoe Conservation Efforts

A broad coalition of Tahoe champions are advancing a federal bill to support Lake Tahoe's environment and the presence of the Washoe Tribe on their ancestral homelands.

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Congressman Kevin Kiley Introduces Legislation to Support Lake Tahoe Conservation Efforts

The bill is part of a bipartisan, bicameral effort to support ongoing care and improvement of US Forest Service lands within the Lake Tahoe Basin.

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Cortez Masto, Colleagues Introduce Legislation to Support Lake Tahoe Conservation Efforts

The Santini-Burton Modernization Act will free up existing federal funds to manage, protect, and improve lands in Tahoe.

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Lessons from the Caldor Fire’s Christmas Valley ‘Miracle’

Forest Ecologists from UC Davis Study reveal which pre-fire treatments worked best to protect the forest during the 2021 Caldor Fire in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

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Advocacy in Architecture

Keep 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.

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The Success of a Slogan: How Keep Tahoe Blue Came to Be

In 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.

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What you need to know about invasive golden mussels in CA waters this Labor Day

As highly-invasive golden mussels spread across California waterways, officials are urging boaters to take thorough precautions to avoid introducing the species to unaffected waters.

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As summer arrives, beaches take steps to Keep Tahoe Blue

Building on last summer’s success in reducing litter at Lake Tahoe beaches following busy holidays, Keep Tahoe Blue is expanding its Tahoe Blue Beach program around the Lake in 2025.

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Lake Tahoe beaches expand eco-friendly initiatives to preserve shoreline

Building on last year's success in reducing litter, the initiative now includes Kings Beach, the Tahoe Beach Club, Camp Richardson Resort, and Meeks Bay Resort, joining Zephyr Cove Resort in promoting environmentally friendly beach management.

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All around the lake, beaches are taking steps to Keep Tahoe Blue

Building on last summer’s success in reducing litter at Lake Tahoe beaches following busy holidays, Keep Tahoe Blue is expanding its Tahoe Blue Beach program around the Lake in 2025.

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Robot, volunteers, and science power new push to keep Kings Beach and the Tahoe Basin clean

A real-life Wall-E is hitting the beaches–A battery and solar-powered robot rolled onto the sand at Kings Beach on Monday, June 16, officially kicking off an expanded effort to tackle shoreline litter at one of Lake Tahoe’s busiest public beaches.

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League to Save Lake Tahoe and Team Tahoe against proposed public lands sale

The League is opposed to federal land sales within the Tahoe Basin as recently proposed.

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TRPA 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.

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A Golden Menace

Golden mussels are spreading fast in North America, but learn how they have wreaked havoc through South American rivers and Amazon basin.

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Tahoe In Depth: Tahoe Blue Beach program expands

Learn how the Tahoe Blue Beach Program has proven to be effective and the program's expansion in 2025 in the Tahoe In Depth: Summer 2025 edition.

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Golden mussels pose new threat to Lake Tahoe ecosystem

Lake Tahoe Watercraft inspectors have recently intercepted Golden Mussels on a vessel at the Alpine Meadows. The discovery has raised concerns among environmentalists and local agencies around Lake Tahoe.

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TEDxSouthLakeTahoe: From science to solutions with Dr. Darcie Goodman Collins

Our CEO's TEDx talk explores the intersection of environmental conservation, novel technology, and unconventional problem-solving approaches. Join Darcie on a journey into a new era of environmentalism.

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TRPA strengthens boat inspections to prevent invasive golden mussels

To stop a harmful invasive species from infecting the Lake, all visiting boats must now be decontaminated before launching.

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California Tahoe Conservancy acquires Van Sickle entrance parcel, approves beach grants, and water main at Meeks Bay

From expanding public access at Van Sickle Park to improving infrastructure at Tahoe beaches and Meeks Bay—read how recent land and water investments are shaping the future of conservation and recreation in the Basin.

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‘There is literally no one’: The fallout coming to Lake Tahoe after forest service gutted

The SFGate article discusses significant staffing cuts at the U.S. Forest Service's Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, which jeopardize important restoration efforts, wildfire prevention, and water quality initiatives. With a reduced workforce to manage and maintain trails and protect public lands, the ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of Lake Tahoe are facing serious challenges.

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KRNV News 4 | Their Story: Nevada Women – Darcie Goodman Collins, PhD

Watch League CEO Darcie Goodman Collins, PhD, featured in KRNV News 4’s special segment, “Nevada Women,” where she shares her passion for protecting Lake Tahoe and her leadership in preserving the basin for future generations.

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Kings Beach to receive litter reducing help this summer

The League's Blue Beach program will expand to King Beach based on July 5th litter data showing it was a success. Find out what that means for beachgoers this summer.

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What Lies Beneath? Can we keep Lake Tahoe’s aquatic invaders at bay?

Lake Tahoe faces challenges of keeping invasive aquatic species at bay. Learn the lessons experts are learning and their outlook for the future.

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Environmental groups sue over Palisades Tahoe expansion plans

The league has teamed with Sierra Watch to file a lawsuit against Alterra Mountain Company for their proposed development at Palisades Tahoe Ski Resort.

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TRPA Mooring Lottery Closing (January 31st)

The TRPA mooring lottery will be closing January 31, 2025. Make sure you know the details for permitting and registration before it's too late.

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Tahoe conservationists sue to block Palisades ski village development

Lake Tahoe conservationists united to file suit against Alterra Mountain Company to block a major ski village development plan at Palisades Tahoe that was recently approved.

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‘Keep Tahoe Blue’ watchdog sues to stop massive ski resort development

The League has filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking court intervention to stop a massive development from going forward at Lake Tahoe’s largest ski resort.

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8 miles of lead telephone cable removed from Lake Tahoe following years of advocacy

AT&T agreed to remove the cables following a lawsuit which alleged that the cables contaminated the lake and posed a widespread risk of exposure.

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Crews Remove Miles of Abandoned, Lead-Coated Telephone Cables From the Bottom of Lake Tahoe

AT&T lead cables removal from the lakebed after decades, raising fears from environmentalists and residents about possible lead contamination.

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Palisades Development Impacts Don’t Care about Lines on a Map

Read our op-ed opposing the Palisades Project from the League's Board chair and CEO.

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Aquatic Invasive Species Program Confronts New Threats

The agencies leading the Lake Tahoe Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) program are tallying up the 2024 watercraft inspection season and taking stock of the growing threat of AIS in the Tahoe Region. Learn more about the 2024 totals and vessels intercepted with AIS.

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Governor Lombardo renews Nevada’s commitment to shared stewardship with a five-year extension of the multi-agency agreement

State/Federal partnership works to restore critical landscapes while protecting Nevada’s communities, economy, and environment against the threat of wildfire.

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Ski traffic in Tahoe is already a nightmare. This development could make it worse.

The Project at Palisades Tahoe can have environmental and traffic impacts on the Lake. Learn about what the future holds for Olympic Valley and Tahoe.

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Update on the new Keep Tahoe Blue Environment and Education Center

Get the latest update on the League's new environment and education center.

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A collaborative success: Thank you to all who supported and assisted with the Tahoe Keys Control Methods Test

The third year of the Tahoe Keys Control Methods Test (CMT) has concluded with an interim report being released.

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AT&T to remove toxic cables from Lake Tahoe following lawsuit settlement

AT&T will start the process to remove lead-sheathed cables from Lake soon.

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Lahontan cutthroat trout were once wiped from Tahoe. Scientists have them spawning again

Researchers are studying Lahontan cutthroat trout spawning patterns in Lake Tahoe to learn about other species.

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Changing winters are impacting Lake Tahoe and other freshwater ecosystems

Recent research sheds light on how freshwaters are threatened by climate change and impacts to winter.

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Endorsement: Yes on Proposition 4. California can’t wait to invest in climate resilience

California's Proposition 4 authorizes bonds for safe drinking water, wildfire prevention, and protecting communities and natural lands from climate risks.

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500 7th and 8th graders take a journey into Tahoe’s environment aboard the MS Dixie

Students from the LTSUD's seventh and eighth grades embarked on an unforgettable educational adventure aboard the M.S. Dixie paddleboat, exploring the vital importance of water and environmental stewardship with the South Tahoe Environmental Education Coalition (STEEC).

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Kiley and Cortez Masto join TRPA, League to Save Lake Tahoe, and others to celebrate passing of Lake Tahoe Restoration Act

Team Tahoe gathered at Heavenly Mountain Resort’s Lakeview Lodge to celebrate President Joe Biden signing the reauthorization of the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act (LTRA) on October 2.

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Congress reauthorizes Lake Tahoe Restoration Act

Congress recently passed the bill to extend the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act, authorizing approximately $300 million to 2034.

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Telecom giant AT&T to remove 8 miles of lead cables in Lake Tahoe after legal battle

AT&T said it will remove the lead cables from Lake Tahoe as part of a court settlement reached on Sept. 18.

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Lead-clad cables deemed safe by studies, AT&T to resume removal

AT&T has announced it will resume removal of the controversial lead-clad cables in Lake Tahoe.

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Tiny threat, big impact: invasive snails thrive in Lake Tahoe

ABC 10 deep dives into the impact of invasive species in Lake Tahoe.

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From Scooters to Microtransit, Cities Are Embracing Alternatives to Short Car Trips

Check out our CEO, Darcie Goodman Collins, weigh in the future of microtransit around Lake Tahoe in a recent Time article.

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League to Save Lake Tahoe hosts 10th annual Labor Day beach cleanup

The League's 10th annual Labor Day beach cleanup was a success. Learn how much litter was collected at the cleanup

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What to know about algae in Tahoe

No HABs have been detected in Lake Tahoe this summer, but this time of year is when to be on the lookout, when warm, shallow water increases the likelihood for HABs. Learn what to look for when at the Lake.

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Water bottle ban: auditors pleased with business compliance rate

A recent audit shows that a high percentage of audited businesses in the City of South Lake Tahoe are abiding by the single-use water bottle ban.

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The League to Save Lake Tahoe and Saks Fifth Avenue Dazzles with Annual Oscar de la Renta Fashion Show

The League to Save Lake Tahoe teamed up with Saks Fifth Avenue to host their annual benefit fashion show featuring an exclusive first look at the Oscar de la Renta Pre-Spring 2025 collection.

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Wildfire smoke threatens lakes, too. How will it impact Lake Tahoe’s future?

National Geographic dives into the growing problem of wildfires in California and the lasting damage done, affecting Lake Tahoe's future.

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Gambler’s Run Music Festival is a Success for Sustainability in the Tahoe Basin

The second annual Gambler's Run music festival rolled out a plastic free initiative supported by six area nonprofit organizations: Sierra Nevada Alliance, The Tahoe Rim Trail Association, Tahoe Water Suppliers Association, League to Save Lake Tahoe, UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center, and Take Care Tahoe.

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Data reveals less trash on Tahoe beaches after July Fourth following new beach management

The League to Save Lake Tahoe released data from 11 years of 4th of July beach cleanups last week. The data reveals significant improvements in the amount of trash found this year.

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New Zealand mudsnails approach one year from discovery date: what’s being done about them?

Divers are currently assessing the status of New Zealand mudsnail populations once again after almost one year from their initial discovery in Lake Tahoe.

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Press Release: Bi-state program continues to show results for Lake Tahoe clarity

A new California-Nevada report shows that pollution control measures kept over 550,000 pounds of fine sediment out of the Lake in 2023 despite an extended snowmelt period.

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Olympic Valley sends ‘no’ recommendation on Alterra development

A local municipal advisory council voted against the Village at Palisades Tahoe Specific Plan project after hearing from members of the community.

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Revised environmental report out for controversial Palisades Tahoe development

The revised report for the Village at Palisades Tahoe was made after a court decision that caused Placer County to rescind its project approvals.

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Contentious, divisive development at Palisades Tahoe moves ahead

The next chapter in a decade-long saga about the future of Lake Tahoe’s largest ski resort has begun.

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Boating Violation in Truckee River Marsh Settled

Agency compliance staff identified and contacted the boater, who has accepted responsibility for the incident and has agreed to a settlement where he will pay a penalty of $10,000.

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Lake Tahoe sees second-highest surface temp in 25 years amid California heat wave

Lake Tahoe had it's second-highest surface temperature in the last 25 years. Learn what effect it's having on the Lake.

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Placer County issues health advisory for Carnelian Bay area following sewage spill

July 31 Update: Placer County lifts health advisory and opens public access to Carnelian West Beach.

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No harmful algal bloom detected at Lake Tahoe sites purported to be responsible for dog’s death

Recently Harmful Algae Blooms were reported to be in Lake Tahoe. The California water board detected no toxins associated with harmful algal blooms in the lake.

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Billionaires keep trying to buy up Tahoe, but the land has never been theirs

Meeks Bay was one of the Washoe Tribe's original encampments, finally they have a more consistent voice in Tahoe.

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Passed: Sen. Cortez Masto’s bill to reauthorize the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act

After passing out of the Senate, this crucial bill for the Tahoe Basin now moves to the House of Representatives with momentum.

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StoryMap: 11 years of cleanup data from “Keep Tahoe Red, White & Blue” cleanups

The litter data gathered by volunteers at our annual July 5th cleanups leads the League to insights and solutions. Explore the StoryMap.

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Trash on Lake Tahoe beaches much improved. How much did they clean up after holiday?

Volunteers at the annual July 5 cleanup were surprised to collect less than a quarter of the trash than they had last year.

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Nearly 2,000 pounds of trash pulled from Tahoe beaches after July 4th

The 4th of July's reputation might be changing for the better: A record numbers of volunteers showed up for July 5 cleanups, and found much less garbage.

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Washoe Tribe secures collaborative funding for a Lake Tahoe Community Liaison

To be effective in its leadership of stewarding this land, the Tribe needs to be consistently represented and engaged. Now it will be.

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League and Forest Service improving beach management

Our new Tahoe Blue Beaches program "raises the bar for beach management" with a pilot test at Zephyr Cove and Shoals in 2024.

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Lake Tahoe full for first time since 2019

Back to back snowier-than-average winters have boosted the water level of the lake to just below the legal limit.

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Homewood Stays Public, But Can Discovery Be Trusted?

Homewood stays public but there is a feeling of doubt that the new development and land will remain truly accessible to the public.

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Tackling Tahoe’s tiny invaders: aquatic threats at Lake Tahoe

Environmental experts and community members are gearing up to tackle aquatic invasive species threatening Lake Tahoe's pristine water.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Director tours Lake Tahoe, announces $3.4 million investment

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams announced $3.4 million in funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to prevent and combat the spread of aquatic invasive species in Lake Tahoe.

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‘Demand is almost endless’: These Tahoe shuttles are giving out free rides

Lake Link is becoming Tahoe’s most successful mode of public transportation. The free, on-demand, ride-share shuttle called “microtransit is seeing an increase in popularity with locals and visitors.

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Keep Tahoe Blue National Trails Day

The team at channel 2 Nevada News captures the great work from the National Trails Day cleanup in Tahoe City.

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Lake Tahoe Full For First Time in 5 Years

A U.S. Geological Survey gauge in the lake recently recorded a water level reading of 6,228.9 feet and is now full for the first time since 2019.

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AT&T Backtracks on Removing Lead Cables Amid Legal Fight

"Legal issues aside, the bottom line is that the cables are 8 miles of trash lying at the bottom of Lake Tahoe. And they need to be gone," said Jesse Patterson from the League.

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More litter in Tahoe than meets the eye

Human vs machine battled off to determine which cleaned a Tahoe beach more.

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Retired South Lake Tahoe teacher creates song as plastic water bottle ban goes into effect

The City of South Lake Tahoe's ban on single-use plastic water bottles started on Monday, April 22. Stores are no longer able to sell plastic water containers less than one gallon in size.

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Lake Tahoe musician creates Mother Earth song to inspire change

Local musician Liz Broscoe has released a song that features Lake Tahoe and the challenges to keep it blue, and it could become the next battle cry to protect the lake.

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Your upcoming events and volunteer opportunities

Your summer volunteer calendar is right here! Find the events, programs, and citizen science opportunities for you.

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Plastics are not the Tahoe way

Learn more about the City of South Lake Tahoe’s single-use water bottle ban for commercial vendors passed on Earth Day.

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What Nevadans Are Saying: “We Applaud Senator Rosen’s Leadership is Advancing The Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act

Leaders praised Senator Jacky Rosen’s Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act.

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Forest Service announces decision for Burke Creek Restoration

The USDA Forest Service proposed restoration of Burke Creek to improve water quality.

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How bulldozing a closed Motel 6 could help improve Lake Tahoe’s water clarity

Read how the acquisition of the Motel 6 property could lead to clearer waters in Lake Tahoe.

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Hailey Hawkins & Marilee Movius Interview on Lotus Radio (Reno)

Catch the latest Lotus Radio Interview with the League's Hailey and Marilee covering the League's latest events and projects.

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(Video) 31 acres of sensitive marsh and river habitat successfully acquired

Watch this video exploring how the California Tahoe Conservancy's property acquisition is a game-changer for Lake Tahoe.

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Truckee joins South Lake Tahoe in banning single-use plastic bottles to curb waste

The ban by Truckee is the latest effort by towns and cities to curb the use of single-use bottles and packaging.

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Nevada, California leaders gather in D.C. to discuss importance of extending Lake Tahoe Restoration Act

Nevada and California elected officials and local representatives head to Washington D.C. to allocate 3/4 of unspent funding.

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Tahoe restoration efforts set to lose $301 million; state officials urge Congress to act

Local, state and tribal officials gathered in Washington D.C. to appropriate millions to protect Lake Tahoe.

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Republican Kevin Kiley, other advocates push to extend Lake Tahoe restoration for another decade

Rep. Kevin Kiley and others advocate for Tahoe restoration for another decade.

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Tahoe’s family-friendly sledding hills have a big trash problem

The SF Chronicle dives into plastic sleds contributing to the winter litter problem in Lake Tahoe.

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California Tahoe Conservancy Awards $600,000 Grant to Support Joint USDA Forest Service – Washoe Tribe Project

The California Tahoe Conservancy Board has awarded a $600,000 grant for joint project with the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California to restore Máyala Wáta (Meeks Meadow).

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Weather whiplash, from drought to deluge!

Dr. Daniel Swain recently spoke at a weather conference in South Lake Tahoe, CA, explaining extreme weather is becoming the new reality due to global warming.

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South Lake Tahoe has a new way to avoid dreaded ski traffic

Lake Link has expanded its service to more areas around Lake Tahoe to offer an alternative solution to get around South Lake Tahoe.

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Collaboration key to resolve clogged parking, street issues around Heavenly at Lake Tahoe

A collaboration between SLT Police, City of SLT, and Heavenly have helped clear congestion around Heavenly's California base parking lot and Ski Run.

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‘It’s a sad issue’: Emergency lake cleanup underway in Tahoe

An Emergency cleanup was needed to collect 200,000 pieces of styrofoam balls that littered the Lake.

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South Lake Tahoe City Council approves additional $500K for expanded Lake Link service

The South Lake Tahoe City Council approved the additional funding of $500,000 to support the expanded Lake Link microtransit service.

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NDOT to clean sled trash

NDOT is paying for portable toilets and litter collection at the Spooner Summit sled hill.

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Keep Tahoe Blue works on solution to end hibernating trash at sled hill

“We made the case that it was a proven solution and convinced them to do it... provide a dumpster and two portable toilets for the next two winters.'

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TRPA Advances Workforce Housing Solutions

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency approved a package of affordable and workforce housing incentives.

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The path to better transportation

To Keep Tahoe Blue, we must reduce dependency on the private automobile. That goal is not new. How did we get here, and where do we go from here?

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Tahoe greenlights high-density housing

During their governance board meeting on Wednesday, TRPA voted for land zoning amendments to allow for more multi-family and affordable workforce housing.

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Ribbon cutting at Lower Secline celebrates strides made in improving Lake Tahoe’s clarity

The work is a part of a larger series of projects in Kings Beach to restore natural beauty and lake clarity.

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TRPA mooring lottery open through March 1, 2024

Entries into the annual new mooring lottery can be submitted to TRPA by lakefront property owners beginning December 1.

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Opinion: Rep. Kevin Kiley – “Keep Tahoe Blue”

"For over 50 years... both parties have worked in a bipartisan manner to protect the natural beauty and wonder of the lake. But we must remain vigilant."

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The story behind California’s only Black-led land trust

The recent purchase of 650 acres of land near the Tahoe National Forest is meant to create greater access and business opportunities for people of color.

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The significant environmental impact of Tahoe’s scarce wetlands

Research shows that one acre of healthy Sierra Nevada wetlands can capture as much carbon from the air as one acre of a tropical rainforest.

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Drink Tahoe Tap map shows water refill stations in Tahoe

“Plastics have been found everywhere in our environment... By encouraging the use of tap water, South Lake Tahoe is... reducing the potential impact of microplastics on the local ecosystem.”

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Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation supports the League’s new Environment & Education Center

“Our community exists in one of the most beautiful landscapes on earth, and the Community Foundation has always been focused on supporting projects that protect our home."

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Federal funds would boost water agency fire readiness

A federal funding bill would deliver $1 million to upgrade South Tahoe water infrastructure needed to protect the Basin from wildfire.

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VIDEO: Invasive snails threaten Lake Tahoe ecosystem

They may be tiny, but these aquatic invaders from New Zealand could cause huge problems for Lake Tahoe.

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Keep Tahoe Bears Wild!

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Fire, other ravages jeopardize California’s prized forests

Damage to the Sierra Nevada's forests - caused by increasingly intense fires - could be permanent as the impacts of climate change continue.

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Video: Projects improving the South Lake Tahoe environment

Partners of the Lake Tahoe Environmental Improvement Program provided a webinar update on multiple projects improving South Lake’s environment.

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All South Lake Tahoe 6th graders spend day with Wonders of Water and Environmental Education

“It is important to get kids outside in nature – not just a manicured park – doing hands-on work that matters and can make a real difference."

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South Tahoe Environmental Education Coalition hosts Environmental Education Field trips for Students K-5th

STEEC, a collaborative network of over 20 environmental agencies and nonprofits including the League, hosts hands-on environmental education each year.

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Outside Lake Tahoe: Robots protecting the Lake

The League's Chris Joseph appears on Outside Lake Tahoe to discuss robots the organization is testing to Keep Tahoe Blue.

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‘Phenomenal boon’: How Nevada’s signature public lands law ushered in growth, conservation

The legislation's authors surprised themselves at how earmarking federal land sale money for Nevada would pay such dividends for parks, trails and conservation, including at Tahoe.

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Washoe Tribe among delegation pledging continued protection at annual Lake Tahoe Summit

At the 2023 Tahoe Summit, Washoe tribal members stressed the importance of Lake Tahoe to the history and health of its people.

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Lake Tahoe has higher concentration of microplastics than ocean trash heap

The new study joins a growing body of research sounding the alarm on the prevalence of microplastics. The tiny plastic particles, less than the size of a sesame seed, have been found everywhere.

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Tahoe State of the Lake Report 2023

UC Davis researchers have been monitoring the lake since 1968. This report provides an update on a variety of factors affecting Lake Tahoe's health.

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‘Absolutely unacceptable’: Tahoe officials cracking down on beach access after Fourth of July trash mess

A beach cleanup effort undertaken by volunteers on July 5 prompted the US Forest Service and League to Save Lake Tahoe to raise the bar for beach management in Tahoe.

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Lake Tahoe has an alarmingly high concentration of microplastics, study finds

A new scientific research paper published Wednesday morning found that alarming levels of microplastics are lingering in the surface waters of Lake Tahoe.

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Record Trash at Lake Tahoe

League CEO Dr. Darcie Goodman Collins and volunteer Naomi Morgan joined "Inisght" to talk about the July 5th cleanup and the League's other efforts to Keep Tahoe Blue.

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This tiny organism might muck up Lake Tahoe’s crystal-clear waters

Research from UC Davis leads to a theory that the fate of Lake Tahoe's famously crystal-clear water is tied to the life cycles of a species of small, stubborn shrimp.

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Visitors to Lake Tahoe leave a record four tons of trash during Fourth of July celebrations

Over the course of just three hours, 402 volunteers cleaned up 8,559 pounds of litter left from Fourth of July celebrations at Lake Tahoe.

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‘Like a landfill’: More than 4 tons of trash collected after July Fourth at Lake Tahoe

The “Keep Tahoe Red, White & Blue” Beach Cleanup event has been held annually since 2014. This year 14 businesses, organizations and local governments partnered with the League to bring this litter cleanup event to life.

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Fourth of July trash at Lake Tahoe beaches to be cleaned up by robots

Computerized custodians join human volunteers to “Keep Tahoe Blue” after big holiday crowds visit Lake Tahoe.

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New mobile watercraft cleaning station to help keep invasive species out of Lake Tahoe

The League introduced a new piece of technology to protect Lake Tahoe from aquatic invasive species. You're likely to see it around the Lake.

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How one local man is taking on the Lake Tahoe litter problem

Tahoe Blue Crew leader and anti-litter activist Ben Dosseff is profiled in this Reno TV news story.

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TRPA Accepting Lottery Applications for New Piers June 1 – 30

TRPA will be accepting lottery entries between June 1 and June 30 this year for pier allocations allowed every two years under the Shoreline Plan.

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Cortez Masto legislation protecting Lake Tahoe, Ruby Mountains clear key committee hurdle

Legislation to extend an act that provides critical funding for Tahoe just passed a crucial milestone.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Making Progress on New Environment and Education Center

The League's redevelopment project is on track to reach an important fundraising milestone.

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Tahoe planning agency awards $11.1 million to seven transportation projects

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency has awarded granyts to seven critical transportation projects across the Tahoe Region.

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Local slediquette effort minimizes plastic in the Sierra

Microplastics are becoming more and more common on snow-covered mountains, due to winter recreation.

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Ripple Effect of Fire-Resilient Forests

The US Forest Service is managing forests in the North Yuba Landscape to protect communities beyond its boundaries.

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Lake Link expands further into Douglas County

Lake Link has recently expanded its micro-transit service area and now covers more of the residential areas near the stateline in Douglas County.

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The 10-year battle that will shape the future of Lake Tahoe’s Olympic Valley

One company aims to build a water slide, roller coaster, and an indoor skydiving park, but many see it as a threat to the region’s environment.

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Lake Tahoe reaches clarity levels not seen since the 1980s

The announcement of Tahoe's 2022 average water clarity has caused excitement. But it's not cause for a victory lap.

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Keeping Lake Tahoe Blue

Learn about the League to Save Lake Tahoe's history and impact in this article from Bluedot Living.

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Too much of a good thing: Damaging atmospheric rivers likely to increase flood risk

Winter in the Truckee River Watershed can be picturesque, yet it is also a season of heightened flood risk, thanks in part to climate change.

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Tahoe snow starts to melt, but not fast enough for these hungry bears

Bears and litter buried beneath the snow are coming out of hibernation in Lake Tahoe as spring warms up.

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Tahoe Blue Crews – Tahoe Kids Show

The League's Marilee Movius talks with Lake Tahoe TV's Piper Arnold about the League's Tahoe Blue Crew volunteer program.

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Less Garbage!

Elementary students in the SWEP Sustainability Clubs reduce food waste in Truckee and north Tahoe.

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‘Totally unprecedented’: Why Lake Tahoe’s water is clearer than it has been in 40 years

An annual report on the lake's famous water clarity, which had been getting worse during the past half century, shows an unexpectedly dramatic improvement.

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2022 Lake Tahoe Clarity Readings

The UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center released findings from the Lake Tahoe Clarity Report 2022.

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Electric buses are coming to Tahoe as early as 2025

The Tahoe Truckee Area Transit (TART) system will add four electric buses to its fleet.

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Lake Tahoe sled hill clean up Saturday nets very little trash

While little trash was collected at a popular sledding site, much more is expected to emerge as the snow melts away.

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‘Hibernating trash’: Lake Tahoe clean up events net low amount of waste

Less litter than anticipated means it's likely buried under layers of snow, waiting to emerge once Spring arrives.

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Meet the man who can send Lake Tahoe into full panic mode with just one word

Bryan Allegretto is the author behind Lake Tahoe's OpenSnow forecasting site; for many, it's the equivalent of Tahoe's snow bible.

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Take Care Tahoe promotes use of sled corrals

Sled corrals create the opportunity to prevent plastic from broken sleds from harming the Lake Tahoe environment.

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New parking plans at Tahoe-area ski resorts slated for next winter

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Scientists found microplastics in Sierra snowpacks. Should we worry about Bay Area drinking water?

Desert Research Institute scientists are taking snow samples to probe how microplastics get into snowflakes and, ultimately, California’s water supply.

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Conservancy Grants $250,000 to Tackle Invasive Plants in Lake Tahoe

A $250,000 grant has been approved for aquatic invasive plant surveillance and rapid response in Lake Tahoe.

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South Lake Tahoe: The mountain town buried by California winter chaos

South Lake Tahoe has endured a wildfire, drought, and now, dangerous amounts of snow - all in a roughly two-year period.

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56 feet of snow have fallen on Donner Pass this winter. More is on the way

56 feet of snow have fallen on Donner Pass this winter. More is on the way...

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Lake Tahoe fully mixed vertically from top to bottom for the first time in almost four years

Lake Tahoe fully mixed vertically from top to bottom for the first time in almost four years!

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Forest Service seeking comments on proposal to complete restoration of Burke Creek near Lake Tahoe

The USFS Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit wants you to weigh in on their proposed restoration efforts at Burke Creek and Rabe Meadow on Lake Tahoe’s southeast shore, near Nevada Beach. Meadows are critical to protecting water quality.

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Washoe Tribe signs agreement to co-manage lands with California State Parks

The agreement restores tribal access to aboriginal lands, and establishes co-management of resource projects, interpretative signage and cultural areas.

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‘People are pissed’: Palisades Tahoe revives controversial development plan

A development project in Olympic Valley, first proposed in 2011, has resurfaced unchanged despite losing a lawsuit that found its environmental impact report insufficient.

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Epic ski season means epic waits as traffic backs up for miles around North Lake Tahoe resorts

Tahoe and Truckee-area residents are used to battling tourist traffic. But this winter, the traffic is unlike any year before. Residents and governments are grappling with how to handle the influx of visitors each weekend.

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LISTEN: Millions of people visit Lake Tahoe each year. Is that sustainable?

Lake Tahoe is a true natural gem, drawing millions of tourists to its crystal clear waters. Is this level of tourism sustainable in an area that is so ecologically sensitive?

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LISTEN: Keeping Tahoe Blue – An interview with Chris Joseph

Rohan Baxi, the 16-year-old host of his own radio program based in Davis, CA, speaks with the League's communications director about the many threats facing Tahoe, and how the League helps Keep Tahoe Blue.

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Placer County Tahoe Plan code changes encourages redevelopment; community concerns expressed

Placer County is proposing changes to its Tahoe Basin Area Plan that are meant to encourage development in town centers. The proposed changes hold promise and concern for environmental groups.

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WATCH: Monopoly – Lake Tahoe Edition Unveiled

Lake Tahoe now has its own special edition of Monopoly, and the League's environmental messaging is featured throughout.

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MONOPOLY: Lake Tahoe Edition unveiled

Lake Tahoe and game-lovers have something new to celebrate - the MONOPOLY: Lake Tahoe Edition is here! And the League is featured across the board!

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In Congress, a push to keep hundreds of millions flowing to Tahoe for clarity, restoration projects

A critical source of federal dollars for Tahoe's environment is set to expire. The League is working to keep the funding tap flowing.

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Lake Tahoe TV: Sharing the League’s goals for 2023

Chris Joseph joined Lake Tahoe TV to chat about how the League plans to protect the basin in 2023.

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Lake Link forecasted to service 120,000 in 1st year

The free, on-demand transportation provider on Tahoe's south shore has been a big hit in its debut year. The service is easing the strain of traveling around Tahoe, while also preventing auto pollution that harms the lake.

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Lake Tahoe TV: Kelci Brown shares first steps for 2023

Kelci Brown joins Lake Tahoe TV to talk about how the League is kicking off 2023.

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Tahoe Conservancy Continues to Pursue Acquisition of 31-acre Motel 6 Property

The property along the Upper Truckee River holds sensitive habitat key to restoring the marsh-meadow ecosystem on Tahoe's south shore.

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Traveling to Lake Tahoe this winter? Here’s what you need to know

When winter storms hit Tahoe, special precautions are needed to ensure you get to your destination safely. Here are some tips for winter driving.

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Homewood Mountain is going private. Is this the future of Tahoe skiing?

Plans for Tahoe's Homewood Mountain Resort will convert the locals' mountain on the West Shore to an elite playground for wealthy skiers and riders.

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Kings Beach sunken sailboat finally removed

A sunken sailboat abandoned for more than two years was removed from Lake Tahoe in late November 2022.

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California Tahoe Conservancy Grants $305,000 to the Washoe Tribe for Tahoe Resilience

The California Tahoe Conservancy has awarded a $305,000 grant to the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California for work in the Lake Tahoe Basin to improve forest and watershed health and reduce wildfire risk.

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Lake Tahoe a Proving Ground for Emerging Conservation Technology

This summer, a beach-cleaning robot, known as BEBOT, made its way to the shores of Lake Tahoe to help solve its persistent litter problem.

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Tahoe Summit celebrates the work of “Team Tahoe”

Each summer since 1997, the Lake Tahoe Summit has brought together local, state and federal leaders for the common cause of protecting Big Blue. Over more than a quarter century, Team Tahoe has racked up some big wins for the Lake.

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The Lake Tahoe app you can use for free rides instead of Uber

Peak season in Lake Tahoe can present many challenges to visitors, from traffic congestion to high rental car rates. But now, travel can be a bit more stress-free with Lake Link, a new microtransit initiative.

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Keeping Tahoe Blue

You may not know it, but behind the popular "Keep Tahoe Blue" sticker are 65 years of ground-breaking conservation history.

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Tahoe traffic, pollution lands region on list of places travelers should avoid

A popular travel guide is telling visitors to not go to Tahoe. The League's Jesse Patterson weighs in.

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Construction Complete for Upper Truckee Marsh Restoration

Tahoe’s largest ever wetland restoration project wraps up after three years of work.

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Two major California tourist destinations named to Fodor’s ‘No List 2023’

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Don’t go to Lake Tahoe in 2023, major travel guide says

Fodor's Travel advised would-be tourists to give Lake Tahoe's natural environment a break in 2023. A more pragmatic and realistic approach is to turn visitors into "Tahoe Blue-Gooders," or stewards of the Lake.

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Lake Tahoe Bears Seeking Food For Winter

Fall is quickly becoming winter and Tahoe bears are hungry! Be aware for heightened bear activity and take steps to prevent bears from accessing human food and garbage.

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Face the State: Jesse Patterson from the League to Save Lake Tahoe

Host Arianna Bennett talks with Jesse about a beach-cleaning robot, the challenges facing the Lake, and new projects in the works.

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‘A zombie we’ve killed before’: Palisades Tahoe gondola sparks development fears

As Palisades' base-to-base gondola opens for the winter of 2022, Tahoe residents ask if it's right for the region.

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TRPA Governing Board Selects New Executive Director

Julie Regan, long-time Deputy Director, was tapped to take over following Joanne Marchetta's retirement.

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Beach-cleaning robot purges litter

Tahoe's first beach-cleaning robot tallied some impressive stats over its summer-long pilot project in 2022.

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Lake Tahoe TV: Marilee Movius on the League’s summer of 2022

Marilee Movius discusses what the League was able to accomplish in 2022 - from transportation to litter prevention - on Lake Tahoe TV.

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South Lake Tahoe may outlaw single-use plastic water bottles as microplastic contamination grows

South Lake Tahoe moves toward a ban on plastic water bottles, aided by the League's advocacy and programs.

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South Lake Tahoe leads the way as city council approves water bottle ban

The ban is aimed at preventing a source of plastic pollution at Tahoe

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Meet the Robot Who’s Cleaning Up Lake Tahoe

Meet the robot who’s cleaning up Lake Tahoe.

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Lake Clarity Decline Has Halted

Declines in Lake Tahoe’s overall clarity have largely plateaued, according to recent measurements.

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Using the Citizen Science Tahoe App

Good Day Sacramento's Ashley Williams joined the League's Jesse Patterson to learn how everyone can "protect while they play" at Tahoe this summer.

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Free, on-demand ride service launches on south shore

Keep the car parked and take a free, on-demand shuttle to get around Tahoe this summer.

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2021 Lake Tahoe Clarity Report

The scientific report from the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center shares our latest understanding of the Lake's water clarity.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Spooner Summit Cleanup

The Spooner Summit sledding hill is popular during the winter months, but more foot traffic inevitably means more litter being left behind.

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Precedented: Strict regulations on developments in the Tahoe Basin could expand beyond it

Court decisions in 2021 and 2022 paved legal precedent for requiring formal consideration for development impacts on Lake Tahoe, even in non-Basin projects.

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Caldor Fire and Climate Change

The Caldor Fire burned more than 200,000 acres, including 10,000 acres in the Tahoe Basin.

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Cleaning Up Lake Tahoe

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Lessons learned from the fire that almost destroyed Tahoe

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Tahoe firefighters share lessons from Caldor Fire in new video

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Bipartisan bill to stop spread of aquatic invasive species introduced

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This is what happens when Lake Tahoe hits a critically low water threshold

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A Window Into A Burning Hot Future

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Face the State: Lake Tahoe Post-Caldor Fire

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The alarming low level of water in Lake Tahoe

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Building momentum in sustainable transit options in North Lake Tahoe

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Lake Tahoe has fallen to an alarmingly low level. Here’s what the impact could be

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Tribune tests success of TART Connect

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Our chance to save Lake Tahoe

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One Of Californias Favorite Escapes May Never Be The Same Because Of Climate Change

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Returning Evacuees, Visitors Urged to Secure Properties, Resist Providing Food and Water to Bears

Keep Tahoe Bears Wild

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Caldor fire smoke and ash are clouding Lake Tahoe’s famously clear water

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For Lake Tahoe, Caldor Fire brings uncertainty, dislocation and fears of a new normal

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Lake Tahoe faces what could be the worst disaster in its history. What’s at stake?

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Lately, an escape to Tahoe feels like a frightening glimpse of the future

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Squaw Valley expansion blocked by appeals court

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Tahoe is a priority in California, Nevada and Washington D.C.

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Will Sustainable Recreation Save Tahoe Truckee?

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Annual Report Assesses the State of Lake Tahoe

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How to Be a Next Level Visitor in Tahoe South

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Congressman Horsford Secures Historic Funding Increase for Lake Tahoe Restoration Act in House Appropriations Vote

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A wildfire near Lake Tahoe spreads quickly, prompting evacuations.

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South Lake Tahoe issues 48-hour fire ban in city limits

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1,500 pounds of trash removed at Tahoe after holiday weekend

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Crisis averted after woman finds thousands of plastic balls in Lake Tahoe

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Above and below the waterline, Tahoe Yacht Club is protecting the Lake

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Keep Tahoe Red, White and Blue Beach Cleanup

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Transformation of Valhallas historic boathouse was labor of love

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Tahoe recreation, resort and nonprofit leaders to talk sustainable mountain travel on Clubhouse

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Inspiring day: Tahoe groups, volunteers focus on restoration, recreation access

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Forest Service enacts enhanced fire restrictions for Tahoe

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Whose water is it? Lake Tahoe water levels dropping quickly as demand increases

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Tahoe boat rental business gets hefty fine for unauthorized buoys

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Elk Point bubble curtain protects against aquatic weeds

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Nevada senator introduces legislation to reauthorize Lake Tahoe Restoration Act

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Lake Tahoe’s waters are so low now, some boats can’t be launched. It could get worse.

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30 Fun Things to Do (Responsibly) at Lake Tahoe This Summer

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21st Snapshot Day to monitor health of watershed

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Whats the Meaning Behind Keep Tahoe Blue???

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More than 6 tons of trash collected at Spooner sled hill

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Free virtual Green Lodging Workshop for those in hotel, lodging and hospitality industry

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13,000 pounds of garbage hauled off Spooner sledding area this winter

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Placer County to pilot rideshare service

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Always changing: Recycling as well as what can be recycled, is in flux

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Tahoe visitor bureaus team to encourage stewardship, responsible travel

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State of Nevada Lake Tahoe Invasive Species: The Problem And The Plans To Solve It

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‘Thousands of broken bits of sleds’: Spring’s snowmelt reveals Tahoe’s massive litter problem

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Local agencies plan daily activities during Earth Week

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Tahoe Institute for Natural Science releases new nature activity book

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Stewardship Superstars

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Sled trash on Spooner Summit a growing problem around Lake Tahoe

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Lake Tahoe Aquatic Invasive Species Action Agenda Emerging Technologies to Play Pivotal Role

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They have the answer to Tahoe’s traffic nightmares. Hint: It’s not more roads

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Sugar Pine Village will provide affordable housing in South Tahoe

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Taking unprecedented action against aquatic invasive species (Opinion)

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Invasive mussels discovered in aquarium product

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Taylor and Tallac Creek Marsh invasive species removal preparations underway

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Underwater Cameras Capture Spectacular Lake Tahoe Bubble Curtain

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Nevada agencies looking for feedback on outdoor recreation

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Tiny bubbles used by researchers in new push to kill invasive weeds at Lake Tahoe

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Tiny bubbles aid new push to kill invasive weeds at Tahoe

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‘Are we going to love it to death?’: This magical hike in Tahoe has a dark side

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Winter Recreation Access Pushed to Limit

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Tiny bubbles saving Lake Tahoe from invasive weeds

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Nalgene in the Streets, Tons of Trash per Week

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A Fine Line

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Sunken boat on Tahoe’s South Shore will be removed, eventually

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Meeks Bay on its way

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Tahoe’s trash trouble continues

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League to Save Lake Tahoe lays out 2021 plans

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Tahoe South launches updated travel planning website

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LTUSD receives $330,000 to replace diesel bus with electric bus

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‘One storm does not make a winter’: Tahoe region behind average for snowpack

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Washoe County moves forward with Tahoe Area Plan

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Photos: See Tahoe before and after this week’s blizzard

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TRPA welcomes new board members, receives governor’s commendations

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Protecting homes in wildfire-prone communities covered in new publication

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Meteorologists warn snow could be thing of the past in Tahoe by century’s end

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As storm sets up to pummel Tahoe, meteorologists forecast a future without snow

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Couple fundraising for Nevada Beach dog fountain

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New plan will reduce wildfire risk, improve forest health at Tahoe

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Taking flight: Annual Tahoe eagle count monitors species, numbers higher in 2021

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Sledding madness: Authorities issue hundreds of citations, ask sledders to be safe, legal

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TRPA Tahoe Blue Crew uses day of volunteering to clean up snow play area

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Meyers business helps remove snow play trash; Clean Tahoe can direct others to litter hot spots

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The Saga of the Snow Lab’s Data

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Lake Tahoe considers ‘controversial’ herbicides for the first time in fight against aquatic weeds

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Environmental groups ask Lake Tahoe visitors to be aware of plastic pollution from sleds

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South Tahoe residents, businesses continue search for traffic solutions

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The Magnetism of Jake’s Peak

Gems from Our Jewel of the Sierra

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Tsunami research ongoing at Lake Tahoe

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Nevada environmental agency funds water projects in Tahoe

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Nevada receives $1 million in grants to improve water quality, reduce pollution

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Enjoying nature around Lake Tahoe comes with a responsibility

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Column: 2020 Highlights from your Water and Sewer District

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Officials warn of sledding dangers at unofficial sled hills at Lake Tahoe

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Stimulus includes protections for alpine lakes like Tahoe

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Tahoe Best in the Basin Award winners announced

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Volunteers step up to keep litter down

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Ways to give back to Lake Tahoe this holiday season

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North Tahoe property twice threatened by development now permanently protected

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Conservancy awards $380K to Washoe Tribe for meadow restoration

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Former Carson City Mint press strikes silver medal

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USFS acquires 120 acres on Brockway Summit to protect from development

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‘Absolutely slammed’: Tahoe is bracing for crowds flocking to the backcountry this winter

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‘Absolutely slammed’: Tahoe is bracing for crowds flocking to the backcountry this winter

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South Shore Transportation Management Association reactivated with new website, new focus

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WNC, greenUP! form Nevada Green Business Network

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TRPA starts work to remove invasive plants in Taylor, Tallac creeks

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Prescribed fire operations scheduled for three areas around Lake Tahoe

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Limes ridership was up in South Lake Tahoe this summer

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Commemorative Lake Tahoe coin being minted

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LTCC awarded Blue Ribbon Tallac Achievement Award for Mobility Hub project

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Invasive Species Removal Begins in Tallac and Taylor Creeks Marsh

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TRPA Awards Recognize 50 Years of Collaboration

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First rain of season unveils a new pollution problem: masks and gloves pandemic PPE

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Lake Tahoe Bike Coalition has busy summer despite virus

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Thanks a million: Goldman recognized for historic work at Lake Tahoe

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Fall prescribed fire program gets underway

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The Cables Leaking Lead in Lake Tahoe

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Nature takes a beating from a different kind of tourist in Tahoe

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UC Davis Researchers Study Microplastics in Tahoe

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Despite twice as many visitors as Yosemite, here’s why Lake Tahoe isn’t a national park

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Placer County approves Resort Triangle Transportation Plan

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How Keep Tahoe Blue became the rallying cry for an environmental movement

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Orders now being taken for commemorative Lake Tahoe coin

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CapRadio, NPR, wins Murrow Award for reporting on Lake Tahoe

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New forestry program headed to Lake Tahoe Community College

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Exploring Our Backyard: Viewing Lake Tahoe in a transparent kayak with Clearly Tahoe

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Citizen science drives environmental restoration and preservation in Tahoe-Truckee Region

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Here’s what Tahoe has learned from 36 years of prescribed burns

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Forest closure extended due to fire conditions; to be evaluated daily

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Trump dismisses Newsom’s climate warning, Biden goes on attack over California fires

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Microplastics: Tahoe’s tiniest trash

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Private Beachfront Development, Tahoe Beach Club, Opens

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Plastic waste cuts probably headed to California ballot as advocates give up on Legislature

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2020 Regional Transportation Plan

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Dame Helen Mirren Is 2020’s Much-Needed Eco Warrior

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Forest Service closes campgrounds, day-use areas at Lake Tahoe due to extreme fire conditions

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Trash pickup challenge weeks with Keep Tahoe Blue, Jamie Anderson, Clean Tahoe and Waste Not

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Keeping Lake Tahoe the resilient jewel it is for the next 10,000 years

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24th Annual Lake Tahoe Summit

View the complete virtual event

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63 Years of Keeping Tahoe Blue

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Trash in Tahoe: Land managers say shared stewardship is key to solving basin’s litter issues

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Save Lake Tahoe from single-use plastics (Opinion)

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Trash in Tahoe: Land managers struggle as litter gets worse amid pandemic

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Maximum enforcement in effect for illegal parking along Tahoe’s East Shore

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Lake Tahoe’s fluctuating clarity worsens amid wet winter

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League to Save Lake Tahoe Goes Virtual

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Lake Tahoe’s Annual Health Report Offers Insight Into a Changing Lake

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Report finds that Lake Tahoe is losing its clarity. Here’s why:

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League to Save Lake Tahoe’s Oscar de la Renta fashion show

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Restoration effort builds momentum at Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day

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Volunteers spend Tahoe Forest Stewardship day restoring Johnson Meadow

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Ecosystem restoration effort builds momentum at Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day

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Scientists Search For Source Of Microplastics In Lake Tahoe Basin

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20 Fun Things to Do This Week (7.27.20)

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How climate change is impacting Lake Tahoe’s crystalline water

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Keep Tahoe Blue annual benefit fashion show goes virtual

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New System Protects Lake Tahoe from Invasive Species

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Oscar de la Renta and Saks Keep Tahoe Blue Event Going Digital

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Keep Tahoe Blue Annual Benefit Fashion Show Goes Online

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Study Investigates Link Between Clothes Dryers, Microplastic Pollution in Lake Tahoe

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Tahoe Bike Challenge Riders Log Over 45,000 Miles

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Scientists Search for Source of Microplastics in the Lake Tahoe Basin and Nearby Sierra

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How A Marsh Restoration Could Help Preserve Lake Tahoes Famed Blue Hue

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Bigger, Badder Storms Coming in Years Ahead, and California is Right in Their Path

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Your Car Is Spewing Microplastics That Blow Around the World

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Beach Cleanups Remove 500 Pounds of Trash after Holiday Weekend

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Annual July 5 Tahoe Beach Cleanup Nets 500 Pounds of Trash, 3,495 Cigarette Butts, 6,515 Pieces of Plastic

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Show Tahoe Love

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Keep Tahoe Blue Cleans Up After 4th of July

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Lake Tahoe Trashed by July 4th Revelers

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Volunteers clean up Lake Tahoe beaches after Fourth of July despite COVID-19 concerns

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Volunteers Help Clean Up Lake Tahoe Beaches After Fourth of July

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Keep Tahoe Blue beach cleanups on Sunday

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Hours-long Wait for Lake Tahoe Boat Inspections Ahead of Holiday

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Lake Tahoe Basin Sees Increase in Visitors for Fourth of July Weekend

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Responsible Recreation is Urged Over the 4th of July Weekend at Lake Tahoe

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Blue Crew helps keep Lake Tahoe clean

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Tahoe Boat Inspections Opening for All Boats June 26 By Appointment

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New Report Shows Lake Tahoe Got Murkier Last Year

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Record numbers turn out to clean up Truckee, North Tahoe

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Lake Tahoe’s famous clarity is fading, report finds

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Inspection Stations Prepare to Open, Boats with Seals Can Launch

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Lake Tahoe Clarity Report Mixed for 2019

Converging Threats Challenge Lake Restoration

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Lake Tahoe National Forest Recreation Facility Status – June 2020

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How laundry is spilling plastics into the ocean

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Outdoor recreation surges at Tahoe amid delays in trail maintenance

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East Shore Express won’t run in summer 2020

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Phase Two in the Silver State

Next stage of recovery in Nevada differs from California, with nuances depending on industry

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Campfire restrictions around Lake Tahoe to reduce chance of human-caused wildfires

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15th annual Tahoe Bike Challenge kicks off Monday

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Tahoe In Depth – Summer 2020

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Sand Harbor Closures Depend on Visitation

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Nevada public land agencies announce statewide fire restrictions

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Take steps to keep Tahoe bears wild

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Lime return to South Lake Tahoe up in air; Tahoe Ebikes business strong

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Tahoe climbing coalitions becoming land stewards

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Work underway on Al Tahoe Safety and Mobility Project in South Lake Tahoe

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Large graffiti vandalism discovered at Cave Rock

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As restrictions ease, nonprofits get to work

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Upper Truckee Marsh restoration gets underway, historic environmental upgrade

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Officials slowly open boating season at Lake Tahoe

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USFS lifts closures at recreation sites around Lake Tahoe

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South Lake Tahoe 4th of July fireworks cancelled; Labor Day show possible

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Plan to visit South Lake Tahoe? Don’t, mayor says

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This Florida city is cracking down after 12,000 pounds of trash were hauled from its beaches

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TRPA Convening Partners on 2020 Boating Season Per COVID-19 Orders

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Coronavirus is causing a flurry of plastic waste. Campaigners fear it may be permanent

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Forest Service keeps South Lake Tahoe recreation sites closed through May 15

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The shutdown means a temporary reprieve for the environment, and maybe some new policies

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Coronavirus prompts Gov. Gavin Newsom to suspend California’s plastic bag ban

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Environmental lessons to be learned from coronavirus on 50th anniversary of Earth Day

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Local Restaurants Provide a Sense of Relief

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Chile Clean Lakes: the challenge of studying and protecting lakes in southern Chile

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Recycling takes a hit in coronavirus California as plastic waste piles up

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Week full of virtual activities for 50th anniversary of Earth Day

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Douglas County commissioners approve Tahoe event center

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Coronavirus shutdown in the Bay Area: Your grocery and restaurant questions answered

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Eldorado National Forest: Pack it in, pack it out as facilities close amid COVID-19

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Agencies seek public input on 59,000 acre Lake Tahoe West Restoration Project

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‘It’s just a nightmare.’ Trash collectors overwhelmed by rising amount of household waste

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Some second homeowners to provide housing for those affected by coronavirus

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Tahoe agencies use humor in asking people to practice social distancing in outdoors

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Video message from Placer County Health Officer

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Incline Village GID votes to ban smoking from all facilities

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Anxiety in the Time of Coronavirus

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IVGID trustees pass smoking, vaping ban at beaches

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El Dorado County health official orders end to all nonessential travel to Lake Tahoe Basin

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As April Begins, California’s Snowpack is About Half of Normal

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Silver lining? Lake Tahoe may gain a little clarity in murky times

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Stay Away! Local agencies make plea for visitors, 2nd homeowners to stay home

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EPA suspends enforcement of environmental laws amid coronavirus

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Lake Tahoe closed to boat launches; inspections halted due to virus

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TRPA approves 6,000 seat Tahoe South Event Center

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TRPA votes in favor of Stateline events center

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El Dorado County backs Governor’s ‘Stay at Home’ order – Do not visit to recreate or vacation

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Business & Government: Do Not Visit Tahoe/Truckee

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TTD to develop basin-wide parking management strategy

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‘Nature is taking back Venice’: wildlife returns to tourist-free city

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Tahoe’s message to visitors during coronavirus: Stay away

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City of South Lake Tahoe: Stay home, maintain social distancing, follow CDC guidelines

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Earth Day 2020 Will Survive The Coronavirus By Moving Online

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Winter storm a massive boost for Sierra snowpack

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South Lake Tahoe plastic bag ban to meet state regulations

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Redevelopment money sought to bond events center

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Lake Tahoe residents, business officials show support for events center

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‘States controlling their turf’: Uber and Lyft drivers face unique challenge in Tahoe

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Pulling up the weeds in Lake Tahoe

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IVGID GM working on smoking ban for Incline beaches

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Tahoe leaders considering traffic fee to combat congestion, global warming

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2020 hindsight: Looking back on 100 years of historical events at Lake Tahoe

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Bay Area group sues Coke, Pepsi, other giants over plastic pollution poisoning everything

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No Sled Left Behind: New digital billboard combats Tahoe trash

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Tahoe RCD plan to eradicate some non-native fish in Lake Tahoe concerns anglers

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Truckee eyes single-use foodware regulations

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Final events center approval could happen in March

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Vail awards $2.8 million in grant support to 76 Lake Tahoe area nonprofits

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Tahoe ski resorts reach gondola deal with conservationists

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The California Express, Squaw/Alpine Gondola

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Trash Travels

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People-powered research: Citizen science makes microplastics discovery at Lake Tahoe possible

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Atmospheric rivers that hit California getting a boost from melting Arctic ice

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Letter: Please help stop the littering at Lake Tahoe

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City discusses possible future development with 56-acres agreement, events center

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Billboard to help spread word of responsible recreation in Lake Tahoe

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2,000 pounds of trash collected at Lake Tahoe sledding area

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‘You have a bunch of hungover 20-year-olds’: Locals sound off on Tahoe tourists

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The (Other) Uber Network in California

Across the Golden State, conservation collectives are popping up like mushrooms after a hard rain. Theyve united as the California Landscape Stewardship Network. Together were stronger?? is their message.

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New laws: Tobacco banned at Calif beaches; minimum wage rises, rent control, felons can vote in Nevada

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TRPA honors League with 2019 Best in the Basin award

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Volunteer mapping of invasive plants along Upper Truckee River completed

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TahoeLand Live!

The final episode of the podcast series

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Loving Lake Tahoe to Death

Citizen Science Program Helps Monitor and Mitigate Threats to Lake Health

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Restoration effort at Johnson Meadow for 22nd Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day

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Trash Talk: Tahoe’s Out-of-Control Litter Problem

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Microplastics are found in Lake Tahoe’s waters for first time ever!

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Climate change, wildfire risk highlighted at Lake Tahoe Summit

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League to Save Lake Tahoe Fashion Show is true blue at 50

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UC Davis TERC releases ‘State of the Lake’ report on Lake Tahoe

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Tahoe conservationists distribute new cigarette canisters

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Public meetings to discuss control of aquatic invasive weeds in the Tahoe Keys

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San Francisco’s Top 100 Events 2019

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Lake Tahoes cobalt blue waters have seen a stunning improvement in clarity

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Lake Tahoe shows stunning improvement in water clarity over past year

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Keeping Tahoe very blue: Lake Tahoe’s clarity improved by over 10 feet last year

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Annual Snapshot Day returns to Lake Tahoe Saturday

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Forest Service continues effort to eliminate invasive plant populations from Lake Tahoe Basin

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19th annual Snapshot Day to unveil conditions in Lake Tahoe and Truckee River

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Climate change marchers: South Lake Tahoe a model for renewable energy commitment; more work to do

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TRPA Lake Spirit Awards highlight ways to protect Lake Tahoe

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TRPA LAKE SPIRIT AWARDS HIGHLIGHT WAYS TO PROTECT TAHOE

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Earth Day volunteers remove 770 pounds of Lake Tahoe trash

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Keep Tahoe Blue’s 2nd Bi-Annual Basin Blitz shows promising results

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Lime plans to return to South Lake Tahoe this summer with e-scooters; company ditching bikes

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Funding still lacking for future Tahoe transit

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State Route 89 recreation plan to address traffic, experiences and parking

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Public input needed as South Lake Tahoe considers revitalization project

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California Supreme Court puts an end to the ”Loop Road’ lawsuit

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South Lake Tahoe City Council to hear update on Loop Road project

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Tahoe’s Jamie Anderson uses World Champs podium to denounce FIS president for climate change remarks

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Loop Road update sparks discussion over redevelopment area at Stateline

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Lake Tahoe’s new reality: Study says Sierra Nevada snowpack to suffer sharp decline

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New shoreline applications now available including registration of existing buoys

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Guest column: TRPA and TTD officials, please listen to the people (opinion)

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Tahoe Regional Planning Agency column: Building on Lake Tahoes progress (opinion)

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A 2½-hour drive from South Lake Tahoe to Placerville? Traffic backing up on US 50

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Attorney files request for California Supreme Court to review Loop Road lawsuit (updated)

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Impacts of government shutdown felt at Lake Tahoe

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Lime bikes stay in Reno, but get electric power

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“Overtourism” in Tahoe

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Heavy snow closes I-80 in the Sierra, wreaks havoc on Tahoe travel

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Tahoe Truckee Park & Ride Program offers free weekend bus services to Northstar, Squaw

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Appellate court partially affirms lower courts ruling on Loop Road lawsuit

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Vail Resorts announces wind energy deal, plan to eliminate single-use plastics

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Team Tahoe earns praise at summit

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10 ways to give back in Lake Tahoe this holiday season

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South Lake Tahoe water providers hosting meeting to update community on toxic groundwater plume

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STPUD board meeting to highlight 2018 water and sewer improvements

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TRPA approves Loop Road alignment

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Tahoe Keys Marina vows legal action after City Council rejects land swap appeal

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California rejects $9 billion bond for water infrastructure

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Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board approves shoreline plan, changes to development rights

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Volunteers restore streambanks, protect native species at Lake Tahoe

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Tahoe Blue Crew soft launch highlighted by Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort’s adoption of Chimney Beach

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Over 150,000 rides made on Lime bikes and scooters in South Lake Tahoe

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Lake Tahoe locals clean up 200-plus pounds of Labor Day trash

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In hot water? Lake Tahoe sees decreased clarity, highest ever surface water temps in 2017

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Microtransit ride service Chariot coming to South Lake Tahoe

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Trump’s plans to weaken pollution rules threaten Lake Tahoe, experts say

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Bubble Wall Could Stop Spread of Aquatic Invasive Plants in Lake Tahoe

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Martis Valley West court decision appealed requesting further environmental impact studies

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Tahoe resident picking up trash for fun, hopes to spark a change

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Lake Tahoe Community College program trains students for Tahoe environmental jobs

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Roadside boat inspection stations opening at Lake Tahoe

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California Tahoe Conservancy Board approves funding for Greenway trail

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Tahoe license plate program turns 20

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South Lake Tahoe moves forward with polystyrene ban

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From Barely Surviving To Thriving: Bears Make Comeback In Nevada

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15 ways to give back in Lake Tahoe this holiday season

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Alpine Caribbean: Lake Tahoe’s majesty in the eyes of a photographer

Photographer Peter Spain uses the Sierra lake as his office to create beautiful works of art

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Styrofoam said to pose danger to Lake Tahoe

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City of South Lake Tahoe considers Styrofoam ban

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LimeBike to remove bikes for winter, return to South Lake Tahoe next spring

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Crews Work to Restore Angora Fire Site

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Angora restoration underway years after huge fire

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Saving Lake Tahoe with more development

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Scientists blame climate change for loss of pikas in Lake Tahoe

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Tahoe Embraces New Bike Share

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Pummeled by drought and climate change, beloved Lake Tahoe in hot water

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LimeBike bike sharing program coming to Lake Tahoe’s South Shore

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TRPA, Keep Tahoe Blue and area schools log big miles during Tahoe Bike Challenge

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12 billion gallons of water pour into Lake Tahoe amid this week’s heat wave

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San Francisco-sized population at Tahoe? Bridge could have changed lake forever

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League to Save Lake Tahoe crowdsourcing science to Keep Tahoe Blue

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Community members test water quality around Lake Tahoe

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Driving to Lake Tahoe? Planners hope you’ll take the bus instead.

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Volunteers remove 500 pounds of trash from Spooner Summit near Lake Tahoe

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Hope for endangered mountain yellow-legged frog

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Bear activity picking up around Lake Tahoe; people urged to be bear aware

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Lake Tahoe expected to fill up with largest physical rise in recorded history

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Near-record Sierra snowpack, 185 percent of average

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Orphan bears found near Lake Tahoe’s South Shore Release back into wild

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Rains reduce Tahoe’s clarity, monitoring help needed

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Guest column: Get involved and Keep Tahoe Blue

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Tahoe City Lodge, area plan earn approval from TRPA governing board

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