Snowfall can hide harmful pollution during Tahoe’s winters. Even if you can't see them, litter and fine sediment pollution are still out there, threatening Lake Tahoe's health and clarity.
Do your part to combat pollution this winter. Follow these simple #TahoeBlueGooder tips:
This #GivingTuesday was our best yet! We are grateful to have a passionate #TahoeBlueGooder family who donates to help us Keep Tahoe Blue. Thanks to you, we're on track for a strong 2021.
If you missed #GivingTuesday, don't worry; you can give back anytime. Visit keeptahoeblue.org/donate to support a clean and clear Lake Tahoe.
Our team at the League appreciates your confidence in us and your commitment to protecting the lake we all love.
In Need of a Gift Idea?
Don't stress over holiday shopping. You can always share your love of Lake Tahoe!
Bring back those favorite memories of Emerald Bay with this finely crafted wooden ornament by Nestled Pines Woodworking. Each one is made from North American hardwood, a sustainable and renewable resource.
As the League is making every effort to keep staff, customers and community members safe, orders may be delayed. We are doing our best to get all orders placed by 12/17 in customers' mailboxes by 12/24. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Join Our Team
Join our innovative and motivated #TahoeBlueGooder team by applying for a job opening with the League.
Our Membership and Merchandise Associate ensures our development team functions efficiently and our merchandise department meets expanding goals.
Our Senior Science Policy Analyst is an experienced environmental problem-solver who applies science and technical information to guide our advocacy campaigns and policy development.
Visit keeptahoeblue.org/jobs for complete job descriptions and application instructions.
Beginning December 1, applications for new moorings (buoys, boat lifts, etc.) can be submitted by lakefront owners to the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. Submissions will be accepted through March 1, 2021. The drawing will be held on April 1, 2021.
Crews recently began removing aquatic invasive plants from the impacted marsh system connected to Taylor and Tallac creeks. The crews will remove vegetation from the marsh this fall in preparation for the laying of bottom barriers next spring.
The Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team's prescribed fire operations will continue into winter. Cooler temperatures and precipitation provide ideal conditions for prescribed burning. Follow the link below for a map of current and planned prescribed burns.
Several of the League's team members and close collaborators from decades past were recognized by TRPA for working tirelessly to protect the Lake Tahoe Region's spectacular environment. Dwight Steele was among the recipients.
