League to Save Lake Tahoe lays out 2021 plans

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League to Save Lake Tahoe lays out 2021 plans

Justin Scacco, Sierra Sun

February 5, 2021

Following a year marked by COVID-19 and excessive use of outdoor areas by visitors and locals seeking escape from the pandemic, the League to Save Lake Tahoe issued its objectives for 2021.

Heading into the year the league has outlined a number of environmental issues facing the lake, identifying the need to advance restoration, combat pollution, and continue the ongoing battle against invasive species.

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