Events

The Northern California Regional Land Trust is excited to welcome the public to the Deer Creek Preserve to learn about the salmon populations in this tributary to the Sacramento River as part of the Take a Hike event series. Led by Matt Johnson, an Environmental Scientist and Anadromous Fisheries Supervisor at California Department of Fish

The Northern California Regional Land Trust is excited to welcome the public to the Deer Creek Preserve to learn about the salmon populations in this tributary to the Sacramento River as part of the Take a Hike event series. Led by Matt Johnson, an Environmental Scientist and Anadromous Fisheries Supervisor at California Department of Fish

The Northern California Regional Land Trust is excited to welcome the public to the Deer Creek Preserve to learn about the salmon populations in this tributary to the Sacramento River as part of the Take a Hike event series. Led by Matt Johnson, an Environmental Scientist and Anadromous Fisheries Supervisor at California Department of Fish

On Tuesday, June 27th, 2023 at 5:30 pm at the Sparks Public Library, the Nevada Conservation League will be hosting a public meeting for the public to learn more about the transportation electrification efforts being made throughout Washoe County. We are inviting you to join us for an in-person discussion regarding transportation electrification. We are excited to

On Tuesday, June 27th, 2023 at 5:30 pm at the Sparks Public Library, the Nevada Conservation League will be hosting a public meeting for the public to learn more about the transportation electrification efforts being made throughout Washoe County. We are inviting you to join us for an in-person discussion regarding transportation electrification. We are excited to

On Tuesday, June 27th, 2023 at 5:30 pm at the Sparks Public Library, the Nevada Conservation League will be hosting a public meeting for the public to learn more about the transportation electrification efforts being made throughout Washoe County. We are inviting you to join us for an in-person discussion regarding transportation electrification. We are excited to

Join us for an insightful webinar that explores the complex dynamics of climate justice, environmental justice, systemic racism, and their profound implications for health. Gain practical strategies and valuable knowledge to apply in your daily practice, empowering you to take action, build relationships, and make meaningful contributions toward addressing these challenges within your community. Participants

Join us for an insightful webinar that explores the complex dynamics of climate justice, environmental justice, systemic racism, and their profound implications for health. Gain practical strategies and valuable knowledge to apply in your daily practice, empowering you to take action, build relationships, and make meaningful contributions toward addressing these challenges within your community. Participants

Join us for an insightful webinar that explores the complex dynamics of climate justice, environmental justice, systemic racism, and their profound implications for health. Gain practical strategies and valuable knowledge to apply in your daily practice, empowering you to take action, build relationships, and make meaningful contributions toward addressing these challenges within your community. Participants

Join the CA Native Plant Society Tahoe and Sierra Valley chapter and John Roos for a guided hike in Cathedral Meadow. Naturalist John Roos will lead a leisurely walk, with a couple of stops leading to the Cathedral Meadow area. He will discuss the numerous habitats and view the many flowers blooming in each, along

Join the CA Native Plant Society Tahoe and Sierra Valley chapter and John Roos for a guided hike in Cathedral Meadow. Naturalist John Roos will lead a leisurely walk, with a couple of stops leading to the Cathedral Meadow area. He will discuss the numerous habitats and view the many flowers blooming in each, along

Join the CA Native Plant Society Tahoe and Sierra Valley chapter and John Roos for a guided hike in Cathedral Meadow. Naturalist John Roos will lead a leisurely walk, with a couple of stops leading to the Cathedral Meadow area. He will discuss the numerous habitats and view the many flowers blooming in each, along

After Tahoe’s celebrated July 4th festivities, our beaches can become covered with trash, endangering wildlife and the Lake’s clarity. Each year on July 5th, Tahoe residents and visitors turn out for the largest cleanup of the year to remove litter from Lake Tahoe’s shores. You can help Keep Tahoe Blue by volunteering at one of

The beauty of California's native plants inspires artists—meet some of them next month in "Native Plants & Art!" Together with artists in a variety of media, the California Native Plant Society will explore the unique relationship between native plants and artistic expression. Discover how California's flora has influenced art and learn more about how you

In partnership with Altacal Audubon Society, the Northern California Regional Land Trust is excited to welcome the public to the Deer Creek Preserve for a morning of bird watching as part of the Take a Hike event series. Led by Altacal's Pamela Waldsmith, this hike will wind into the interior of the Preserve toward the

Proposal writing and budgeting workshop for CAL FIRE Business and Workforce Development Grants, by Forest Business Alliance. Click here for more information and to register.

This class will take place in South Lake Tahoe. To register for the class in Cameron Park, click here. Building a Better Nonprofit – Master Series: Finance is a continuation of last year’s Building a Better Nonprofit Accounting class. This advanced class is intended for established nonprofit organizations and organizations that have completed the beginner class

This class will take place in South Lake Tahoe. To register for the class in Cameron Park, click here. Building a Better Nonprofit – Master Series: Finance is a continuation of last year’s Building a Better Nonprofit Accounting class. This advanced class is intended for established nonprofit organizations and organizations that have completed the beginner class

This class will take place in South Lake Tahoe. To register for the class in Cameron Park, click here. Building a Better Nonprofit – Master Series: Finance is a continuation of last year’s Building a Better Nonprofit Accounting class. This advanced class is intended for established nonprofit organizations and organizations that have completed the beginner class

Join NEEF and explore effective strategies for recruiting and engaging volunteers for National Public Lands Day events. Discover how to attract and engage dedicated individuals who will make a lasting impact on the environment. Through insightful discussions and practical tips, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to create meaningful volunteer experiences

The Tahoe State of the Lake report informs nonscientists about important factors affecting the health of Lake Tahoe and provides the scientific underpinnings for restoration and management decisions within the Lake Tahoe Basin. The 2023 report summarizes data collected during 2022 in the context of the long-term record of research at Lake Tahoe. UC Davis researchers

Friends of Nevada Wilderness will be hosting a Spanish Led Group Hike starting at the Jones-Whites Creek Trailhead near the Galena Visitors Center. We will be talking about Leave No Trace, Wilderness, and Stewardship Opportunities in Nevada throughout the hike! This beautiful area just outside of Reno is lush with blooming wildflowers, has plenty of

Come join Bear Yuba Land Trust IN THE FIELD at Rucker Lake! Bring your kayak, your paddle board, floaties for the kids, and jump on in with us for a day at the lake! Activities include a “paddle out” with Conservation Program Managers Jason Landers and Kate Gazzo, a talk by Executive Director Erin Tarr

Come join the Sierra Club Mother Lode Chapter at the Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care Center on Saturday, June 22nd, at 2:00pm. They will be exploring what LTWC does and the types of animals they care for. Participants will even meet some of their animal friends and learn about their stories. Cost: Free. Donations are always welcome.

Kayak day at Kings Beach State Recreation Area is dedicated as a day to provide access, practice stewardship, and grow connections for the Latine community at Lake Tahoe. We will offer short, bilingual, guided interpretive tours throughout the day as well as opportunities for participants to paddle around on their own within a designated area.

Kayak day at Kings Beach State Recreation Area is dedicated as a day to provide access, practice stewardship, and grow connections for the Latine community at Lake Tahoe. We will offer short, bilingual, guided interpretive tours throughout the day as well as opportunities for participants to paddle around on their own within a designated area.

Picnic Rock Realignment: Please come join The Tahoe Rim Trail Association for a realignment of the existing trail up near Picnic Rock. This will be a fun day for both building new trail as well as decommissioning the old trail and restoring the natural beauty of the area. Click here for more information and to

This is an opportunity to learn about forest health treatments, hazard tree removal, lessons learned in post-wildfire fuels treatments, and biomass removal with the goal of increasing fire resilience and enhancing forest health in the wildland-urban interface (WUI). Want to learn more about fuel treatments on the WUI? Join us for an intriguing  conversation on

Hear how the state budget, CA Natural Resources Agency, CA Department of Fish and Wildlife, and local/regional financing mechanisms can fund 30×30 investments. Investments in conservation, climate resilience, and equity will help the state, agencies, tribes, and non-profit partners meet the goal to protect 30% of California’s lands and waters by 2030. Investments can come

The Sierra Nevada Sierra Club is hosting its annual Summer BBQ again this year. Sierra Club members, their families, friends, and anyone interested in the local club and getting together with like-minded people who care about the planet, our community, and getting outdoors are all invited to attend. A potluck dinner will start at 6pm

View a huge diversity of wildflowers in a beautiful setting of alpine lakes and meadows with the California Native Plant Society - Sierra Foothills Chapter. Located at the convergence of granite and metamorphic rock types and nestled between Mt. Conness, Shepherds Crest, and Tioga Crest, this basin is a gem of the High Sierra. Participants

Join us for a free Eyes on the Lake training! This training is open to the public, all ages welcome. Learn how to identify Tahoe’s various native and invasive aquatic plants, and how to report observations that allow the League and our partners to control new populations of aquatic invaders before they do lasting damage to

Hike with the California Native Plant Society- Sierra Foothills Chapter along Green Creek to West Lake with magnificent views of metamorphic geology along the east side of the Sierra in the Hoover Wilderness of Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. Participants will start at Green Creek Trailhead and hike towards West Lake with views of Gabbro Peak, Glines

Page Meadows (also known as Paige Meadows), elevation 6,600’, is a series of enchanting alpine meadows with vernal pools surrounded by forests of conifers. The trail is easy, essentially flat, with a slight downhill at the beginning. Participants will hike approximately 2 or 3 miles in total, out and back. The trail may be boggy

An introductory workshop on forest management and planning to develop your CAL FIRE BWD proposal from Forest Business Alliance. Click here for more information and to register.

Native Gardening 101: California Native Plant Society's webinars provide seasonal guidance and technical insights for native gardening. With the winter rains, your native plant garden is thriving. So, what’s next? How do you let plants go dormant when they need to, prune others at the right time, and keep up with the weeds? Learn how

This will be an easy-to-moderate hike, led by certified CA Naturalist John Roos, to view the many mid-season wildflowers blooming at 7700’ south of Lake Tahoe near Hope Valley. Lots of butterflies too! We start at the marshy edges of Grass Lake, through shady white fir and aspen groves, up into the open pine and

2023’s Rock Creek Lakes Clean Up is planned for Saturday, August 5. Come Join Friends of the Inyo, the USFS, and Rock Creek Lakes Resort for a day of trash-grabbin’ fun! Where: Meet at the Rock Creek Lake Resort Parking lot When: Saturday, August 5, 9am-noonish What: collecting fishing line and other garbage from around