Events

California Forest Workshop: Online beginning October 18, 2022 – December 13, 2022 and in-person Saturday, November 5th in Butte County This workshop series will help landowners develop plans to improve and protect their forest lands in an ecologically and economically sustainable manner. The workshops will address management objectives and planning, forest restoration, fuels reduction, project

Those who live in and around Lake Tahoe respect their environment and there are countless organizations that exist to protect beautiful Lake Tahoe. The premiere section of our programming are environmental films. We try to locate new and important environmental films to showcase as a way of not only educating our young people, but to

This one-day event will feature expert research meteorologists and climate scientists from the National Weather Service, Scripps Institution of Oceanography’s Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes, DWR and others discussing improvements in the science of long-range forecasting – critical for managing water supplies – and what may be in store for this winter. The

Join our holiday mixer at the ESLT office as we get together with our conservation partners and community members. This will be a great opportunity to meet our new Lands Program directors, Amy and Emmie.This get-together will be mostly outside. There will be patio heaters, but make sure to bring your coat! Refreshments and snacks will be provided.

In collaboration with a number of organizations who work with backcountry safety and winter recreation, Take Care Tahoe is putting on the 3rd annual Backcountry Safety Awareness Week from December 12th - 17th. There will be a variety of in-person and virtual events, including lectures, panels, safety courses, and more! Stay tuned for more information.

On this hike we’ll explore the oak woodlands and waterfalls at Hidden Falls Regional Park, near Auburn. Hike stats: ~8 miles (round trip), elevation gain/loss 1,000', starting elevation 1,000’. Hikers must be in good condition. Bring the essentials, including water, lunch, sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing for changeable weather conditions and $$ for carpool drivers.

Winter Science Speaker Series Have you noticed all the dead trees around Tahoe? Trees in our region are dying at an alarming rate, specifically true firs. Red and white firs are an important ecosystem component to mixed-conifer forests of the Sierra Nevada. However, fir mortality is currently at moderate to severe levels in our forests. Historically