The League to Save Lake Tahoe say its 5th annual Earth Day cleanup at Lake Tahoe netted more than 700 pounds (300 kilograms) of trash.
More than 60 volunteers gathered the litter for three hours on Monday along the south shore of the mountain lake.
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