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Join us at Diamond Peak Resort for an early morning snowshoe hike on Sunday, March 29 as part of the 2026 Luggi Foeger Uphill/Downhill Festival. This short and scenic hike will take you part way up Diamond Peak as TINS naturalist, Sarah Hockensmith discusses winter ecology concepts and the survival strategies and adaptations employed by |
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As wildfire seasons grow longer and more destructive, mountain and rural communities are searching for scalable, cost-effective solutions. This webinar explores how biochar can turn hazardous forest fuels into a climate solution reducing wildfire risk, sequestering carbon, and creating new economic opportunities. Join us to learn how innovative public-private partnerships, and emerging carbon markets can |
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SNA Two Part Webinar Series: Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Part 2: Wolves in the Sierra Spend your lunch hour with Axel Hunnicutt! Axel is a wildlife biologist and wildlife manager who has worked across countries and continents with various large carnivores. As the State Gray Wolf Coordinator for the California Department of Fish & Wildlife, he |
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An in-depth exploration of the key components involved in creating and managing a Trail Ambassador Program. Presented by: Anna Sprout, Responsible Recreation Coordinator, Grand County Active Transportation & Trails Click here to learn more
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Celebrating a Year in Bloom Join us for an evening of connection, celebration, and wildflower joy at the 2025 Tahoe Wildflower Big Year Celebration. Whether you documented dozens of plants, cheered from the sidelines, or simply love plants and the people who love them, this event is for you. We’ll gather to celebrate the accomplishments |
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Join NCRLT for an EcoTour of Eagle Creek Ranch! Enjoy a living sanctuary where wildlife, rolling hills, lush pastures, and tranquil woodlands flourish. This tour will guide you through the ranch’s rare flora, fauna and culturally significant sites. Finally arriving at the newly finished wildlife viewing cabin for a lunch with an unparalleled view. Key 
Ski With A Ranger program returns to Heavenly Mountain Resort Join this year’s Ski With A Ranger program at Heavenly Mountain Resort on the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. When: Every Friday beginning Jan. 30, 2026 through April 3, at 1 p.m., weather and conditions permitting Location: Skiers and snowboarders depart from top of Heavenly 
Join TERC scientists for a fun, interactive on-the-mountain tour at Alpine in partnership with the US Forest Service. Do you love to ski/snowboard and science? This is a unique opportunity for you! Learn about the research and education of the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC), the environmental history of Alpine, and the role |
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Course Description The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is hosting a two-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course taught by NOLS Wilderness Medicine (NOLS WMI). This course provides individuals with a foundation in important first-aid concepts critical to responding effectively to emergencies in a remote backcountry environment. This fast-paced, hands-on training is designed to meet the needs of trip leaders,
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Poetry on Preserves: Wildflower Ridge Preserve Join Nevada County Poet Laureate Karen Terrey and Poets Ingrid Keriotis and Rooja Mohassessy for a poetry reading and writing workshop at Bear Yuba Land Trust’s Wildflower Ridge Preserve. Under the cover of heritage oaks with a view of the mountains beyond, the poets will read poems inspired by the land, with prompts for participants to write and share
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Kick off Earth Month with us at the Brewery! We'll be taking over our front parking lot for an Earth Day Celebration on April 4th from 12-5 PM. This free community event will feature live music by Karrie O'Neill, interactive activities, educational booths, a food truck, craft vendors, face painting, and sustainability talks. Biking is |
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Join Sierra Nevada Alliance’s Tahoe Blue Crew for a community litter‑cleanup at the corner of Emerald Bay Rd and Fallen Leaf Lake Rd, a popular winter recreation site. Your participation helps protect Lake Tahoe’s pristine environment and supports a healthier ecosystem for local wildlife and future generations. Where: Fallen Leaf Lake Rd at Emerald Bay Rd When: |
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Trail Talk: The Art of Trailbuilding 📅 April 8 🕡 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM 📍 South Lake Brewing Co 1920 Lake Tahoe Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 Ever wondered what goes into building and maintaining the incredible trails we love around Lake Tahoe? Join TRTA Trail Operations Director Sam Donnelly for an interactive |
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Step into a breathtaking blue oak savannah just northeast of Chico, where canyons, seasonal streams, and sweeping grasslands create a landscape rich in beauty and biodiversity. Next spring, this cattle ranch will transform into a wildflower paradise, with vibrant blooms carpeting the hillsides. Key Features: Tour guided by local botanist and NCRLT Leadership Auto-tour with
Join TERC scientists for a fun, interactive on-the-mountain tour at Alpine in partnership with the US Forest Service. Do you love to ski/snowboard and science? This is a unique opportunity for you! Learn about the research and education of the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC), the environmental history of Alpine, and the role |
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Project on Preserve: Adam Ryan Wildlife Preserve Calling on the community! Join us for our Project on Preserve! We are gathering folks to join us at Adam Ryan Wildlife Preserve in Alta Sierra to remove invasive species, brush-pile burn, weed, and tend to native plants. It’s a day of land beautification and hanging with your |
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Friends of the Inyo is pleased to announce that our Owens Lake Bird Festival will return in April 2026, with birding tours on and off the famous Owens Lake, as well as photography, advocacy, botany, geology, mining history tours and more! Join us in Lone Pine for peak migration season! More than just an amazing |
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Description Join us for a hike around Spooner Lake with Pathways for Wildlife! This incredible organization uses ecological data–including animal tracks–to advocate for wildlife crossing infrastructure. Tanya and Ahiga of Pathways for Wildlife will introduce you to techniques to identify animal tracks. If you want more animal tracking, consider joining the Spooner Summit Wildlife Crossing Team. What
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The goal of The South Lake Tahoe Earth Day Festival, a volunteer run, non-profit event is to recognize, celebrate and promote the region’s unique beauty and to educate the public regarding how to preserve and protect our local and global natural resources. The Tahoe Earth Day Foundation is also working to increase the effort around
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Merced River Fest returns to the Grove House in 2026 on Saturday, April 18 for an evening of celebration and volunteer-raising! The Upper Merced River Watershed Council is proud to host its fourth annual event featuring the Wild and Scenic Film Festival. The film festival, friend-raiser, and fundraiser combines a series of award-winning environmental and |
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Earth Fest Street Fair Join us for our 5th Annual Earth Fest Celebration in Nevada City on Sunday, April 19, 2026 from 11am-3:30pm. This event is sure to inform and inspire all who attend and will include live music, special performances, interactive booths and demos, kid’s activities, earth-friendly vendors, organic foods, and more. Panel Discussion: |
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An interactive 2.5 hour workshop for individuals seeking to grow their allyship with Native peoples. Participants learn about the strengths and limitations of land acknowledgements and explore concrete, action-oriented strategies for building connections with Native communities and organizations. Click here to learn more |
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This webinar will spotlight an innovative, action-oriented model designed to equip mountain communities to lead the way on climate response through strategic collaboration with tourism partners. We’ll feature key insights from recent research conducted in partnership with The Travel Foundation, focused on building tourism resilience in a changing climate. Speakers: Hilary Lewkowitz, Director of Destination
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Sierra Nevada Alliance has been a host of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour since 2006. The flagship festival hosted by the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) takes place in winter and then hits the road to visit local communities! This inspiring festival combines award-winning environmental and adventure films with the energy of local activism. Each |
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Earth Day is an international celebration observed each year to demonstrate support for environmental protection, stewardship, and care for the systems that sustain all life. Celebrated in more than 190 countries, Earth Day reminds us that the health of our planet and the well-being of our communities are deeply interconnected. While the modern Earth Day |
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Join us for the 28th Annual California River Awards on April 24, 2026, at The Verdi Club in San Francisco for an evening celebrating Rivers of Change—the rivers, science, and collective action shaping a healthier future for California. This year, we are honored to recognize climate scientist Daniel Swain, Ph.D., for helping us understand the connections between climate, water, and resilience in
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Join us on Friday, April 24, from 7–10 p.m. for an evening of live music featuring local band Over the Edge, held at the historic Native Son’s Hall in Sutter Creek. This special event celebrates Earth Day with the music of Adam Gottstein, Dave Holob, Allan Alexopulous and Joe Bellamy. Proceeds from the event support Foothill |
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Join us for a full day of free activities, presentations, and more on Saturday April 25th. Exhibitors, crafts, kid-friendly activities, a water blessing ceremony (on the lawn by the Gazebo), food, and more will be held on the grounds of the Mt. Shasta City Park while the presentations, films, and a nature art gallery will
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Join BYLT for our 6th Annual NatureFest, a day of nature exploration and recreation with self-guided adventures, arts in nature, activity tables, and a whole lot of fun outdoors! This FREE event is fun for the entire family! WHAT: BYLT’s annual all-ages, family & youth event NatureFest WHEN: Saturday, April 25, 9am to Noon (show up at anytime during
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The Recreation Fair is being hosted by the Nevada County Recreation Coalition. The Nevada County Recreation Coalition is a dynamic network of local parks, recreation providers, public land managers, community health and safety professionals, non-profits, and agencies at the local, regional, state, and federal levels. Together, we are advancing the vision set forth in the |
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In collaboration with CalTrans, the Upper Merced River Watershed Council has adopted a 3-mile stretch of Highway 140 in the Merced River Canyon, from Slate Creek Bridge to Miller Gulch. We’ll meet at the Briceburg parking area and then collect trash, pick up recyclables--and generally make our river a healthier, happier place. How it works: |
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TRTA Trail Talk: How to Hike the TRT 📍 South Lake Tahoe Library 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 🕔 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association for a comprehensive and interactive Trail Talk. This workshop-style session is designed to help you confidently plan your adventure on the |
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