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Earth Month is here, and it's one of the best times to get outside and give back to Lake Tahoe. Join us for an Earth Day Cleanup, stop by a community festival, explore the Spurlock/Evers Environment & Education Center, or head out for an early spring hike. However you spend time here, every action helps protect the Lake.
As Keep Tahoe Blue celebrates 69 years on April 19, we invite you to be part of what comes next. Show up, take care, and leave Tahoe better than you found it. |
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What happens beyond the Tahoe Basin shapes the Lake's future. To protect the Lake, our work stretches beyond the Tahoe Basin's borders, because that's where some of its biggest threats begin, from wildfire to invasive species.
Our latest blog highlights one way our Conservation Across Borders approach is taking shape, as CEO Darcie Goodman Collins, PhD, helps lead a statewide effort to "cut the green tape" and accelerate restoration across California. |
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Revised Palisades Tahoe Development Plan |
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Last year, we collaborated with Sierra Watch and Alterra Mountain Company to significantly reduce the size of the Village at Palisades Tahoe Project and the environmental impacts it would have created for Tahoe. On April 16, the right-sized plan takes the next step when it's presented to Placer County. We look forward to continuing our work with Palisades Tahoe and Sierra Watch to see the terms of our settlement agreement take shape. |
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Earth Month is the perfect time to make sustainable choices. Not sure where to start? Check out a few reusable favorites from our Earth Month Collection. -
Be Part of the Solution Straws
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Our reusable Glass Straws are a better alternative to single-use plastic. They pair perfectly with our Tahoe Straw Sleeves, protecting your straws from debris and impact when not in use or on the go.
- Zippered Pouch
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Keep your essentials organized with this hemp and organic cotton Zippered Pouch, perfect for travel or daily use.
- Keep Tahoe Blue Spork
- Plastic-free wherever you go. From packed lunches to backpacking trips, our bamboo spork and cork travel set make it easy to skip single-use utensils.
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South Tahoe Earth Day Festival | April 18, 2026 |
Join us for one of the largest environmental education gatherings in the area for a fun day of activities and prizes. |
| 11th Annual Earth Day Cleanup | April 22, 2026 |
Mark your calendars and celebrate Earth Day with a rewarding community cleanup in South Lake Tahoe. |
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Tahoe City Earth Day Cleanup | April 22, 2026 |
Mark your calendars and celebrate Earth Day with a rewarding community cleanup in Tahoe City. |
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Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Festival | April 25, 2026 |
Don't miss one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in Lake Tahoe. This free family friendly event will take place at The Village at Palisades Tahoe. |
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Tahoe Blue Crew Training | April 28, 2026 |
Learn how to become a Tahoe Blue Crew Leader, adopt a litter hotspot, and collect data. We'll help you develop your personal approach for planning and executing your Blue Crew efforts. |
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Snapshot Day Team Leader Trainings | May 1 & 6, 2026 |
Learn how to become a Tahoe Blue Crew Leader, adopt a be a team leader training to oversee your own team for our annual Snapshot Day. There will be two leader training opportunities available. |
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Master Gardeners Workshop | May 2, 2026 |
Learn how to become a Tahoe Blue Crew Leader, adopt a litter hotspot, and collect data. We'll help you develop your personal approach for planning and executing your Blue Crew efforts. |
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26th Annual Snapshot Day | May 9, 2026 |
Join us for our 26th Annual Snapshot Day. One of Keep Tahoe Blue's longest running, hands-on, water quality monitoring event. We'll be sampling water quality throughout the Tahoe Basin. |
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