Events

This hike leads the group through a variety of riparian habitats along Deer Creek. The hike is moderate, but steep in spots. The group will move along at a pace conducive to viewing the creek and observing salmon habitat, with our goal to make it to the CDFW fish ladder on our preserve. We will

The National Association of Wetland Managers (NAWM) formerly the Association of State Wetland Managers (ASWM), and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) collaborated to develop a series of webinars introducing the topic of restoration of aquatic ecosystems through the reintroduction of beavers, the use of beaver dam analogues (BDAs) or restoration designed to attract beavers to an

Join members of the CNPS Horticulture and Conservation teams to talk about native plants and pots. What plants grow best in containers? How do we help them thrive? What are good practices for irrigation and pruning? Do you need a special soil? Whether you have a tiny balcony, a compact patio, or just a sunny

This field workshop is an opportunity to learn about forest health management at CALFIRE's Jackson Demonstration State Forest (JDSF). Participants will increase their understanding of how using different management options and tools can affect forest health in a wildland urban intermix (WUI) with examples from multiple sites in the Forest. Jason Serna, Timber Sale Program Manager

On Thursday, August 8, at 12 pm, Power in Nature will receive a special presentation from Karin Winters, Program Director at the California Council of Land Trusts (CCLT). Karin will present on CCLT's availability of funding for projects that build and sustain the capacity of California land trusts and their partners to help implement California’s Pathways to 30x30 and the Natural and

Botanist Certification helps ensure that the most qualified people conduct California’s environmental reviews and that our decision-makers have the information they need to make sound land-use decisions. Please note, the order of the exams may change as the need arises, so come prepared to take the exams without needing to review on the day of the

The Tahoe Area Sierra Club and the Lake Tahoe Historical Society will be having the community-based non-profit, "Tahoe Lead,” for Lake Tahoe Historical Society’s summer speaker series on August 13th at 6:30 pm to present more about the lead cables found on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, what effects they have on the environment,

Join us on Wednesday, August 14 at Round Hill Pines Beach Resort in Zephyr Cove, NV for the 28th annual Lake Tahoe Summit. The theme of this year’s event is “Connecting Tahoe: Investing in Transit, Trails, and Technology for the Future.” Check-in and a booth fair featuring Lake Tahoe environmental organizations will begin at 9am. The Summit program

August's Good Morning Truckee focuses on Housing updates in our community. Join us as we welcome Lynn Baumgartner, Housing Administrative Analyst with the Town of Truckee, who will update us on Truckee's housing programs, including their newest program, Rooted Renters. We will also welcome Lori Bradford for an update on area insurance, and Taylor Russo,

The Lake Tahoe Electric Transportation Forum brings together local, regional, and national leaders who share a vision of making the Lake Tahoe Basin a world-renowned model of clean transportation. Building on the success of past events – the 2023 Nevada Clean Energy & Transportation Conference and the 2023 Lake Tahoe Electric Transportation Forum – we

Native nonprofits play a vital role in our communities by aiding in the equitable and accurate delivery of services. While they amplify the voices and perspectives of Indigenous peoples, they also face unique challenges in sustaining and scaling their operations. Research shows that less than 0.4% of large philanthropic funding makes its way to Indian

Discover how scientists are working to protect, and connect, wildlife with innovative habitat corridors and linkages! To learn more, visit Pathways for Wildlife, or checkout some of the media linked below! This event is free to attend. Click here for more information.

Register for Part 1: At 10:30 am, help kick-off CNRA’s new Tribal Stewardship Strategy webinar series! Moderated by Secretary Wade Crowfoot, the beginning of this two-part conversation with distinguished leaders will delve into a history of injustice faced by California Native American tribes and how advancing tribal access, co-management, and ancestral land return can foster

Discover the secret life of bears! Tahoe Toogee, a local wildlife expert, takes visitors through a deep dive on the black bear population in Lake Tahoe. This event is free to attend and is suitable for all ages! A $5 donation is suggested to help support future presentations and events at the Taylor Creek Visitor