Keep Tahoe Blue

Opinion: Excited to move forward with Nevada on board

June 12, 2013, Tahoe Daily Tribune

The people of Nevada have done an amazing thing. In the face of strong lobbying by special interests, they spoke out loud and clear that they want environmental protection for Lake Tahoe.

In the News: Sandoval signs bill recommitting to Tahoe pact

June 2013, The Associated Press

SB229 repeals Nevada's threat to leave the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency in 2015 and sets a course toward new cooperation over land use management in the scenic Tahoe Basin straddling the two states in the high Sierra.

Ride to support keeping Tahoe blue

June 12, 2013, Keep Tahoe Blue News

The League to Save Lake Tahoe and Climate Ride are looking for cyclists to join a five-day tour from New York City to Washington DC from September 21-25 to support bike advocacy and organizations working toward a sustainable future.

Our Work: EYES ON THE LAKE - Protect while you play

June 2013

Water lovers can now help map out locations for Tahoe's most threatening invasive species. This new volunteer program will attempt to stop water weeds in their tracks, and stifle small infestations before they grow.

In the News: Discovery of mystery creature may provide clues to clarity of Lake Tahoe

May 2013, Capital Public Radio

A Lake Tahoe area scientist has found an unidentified life form in a high-altitude lake. Now agencies in the area are trying to figure out what it is.

Action Alert: Adopt the South Lake Tahoe bring-your-own-bag ordinance

May 16, 2013, Keep Tahoe Blue News

Support the proposal of the city’s Sustainability Commission. It’s time to end the distribution of single-use plastic bags to protect the Lake, its water quality and wildlife. Sign the petition today.

Be Blue: Property owners and BMPs

Property owners in Tahoe can help Keep Tahoe Blue by installing erosion control measures, creating defensible space, preserving old-growth trees and installing bear-proof trash containers. Find out why these measures are so important to the Lake's health.

About Us: Meet our staff

The League has added several new staff members over the last year, with specialties in policy, law, administration and natural resources protection. Meet our team.