Events

What’s Your Vision for Placer County’s Future? Join us to help plan our future for the next generation! Placer County is looking ahead now to 2050. How will we preserve our natural resources, house our workforce, protect our communities from wildfire, and deal with traffic? The General Plan will guide decisions about these issues and more

This webinar in the American Trails Advancing Trails Webinar Series and its learning credits are free! Learn more about this webinar at https://www.americantrails.org/training/webinars. This webinar is being recorded and a link to the recording, transcript, and resources slide will be shared with all registered attendees within 2 days following the webinar. By registering for this

Jump back in time with us for a Disco Dance Party Fundraiser! Wear your grooviest outfit for a 60's/70's costume contest and enjoy good music, dancing, and a silent auction! Show off your best poses at our selfie booth! All proceeds go to the Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group to continue our mission to protect

Enjoy exclusive access to stunning landscapes on a privately owned ranch from the comfort of your saddle. This ride takes you to a secluded beach on Englebright Lake, where you can relax and enjoy a provided lunch, before saddling up again for a ride back to Oak Tree Stables. Important Ride Details: Intermediate/advanced This is not a technical

Tequila and Tastings for River Lovers Join American River Conservancy (ARC) for a tequila tasting experience like no other.  Indulge in an afternoon of luxury and purpose at The Villa Agave in Placerville. Savor rare, artisanal tequilas paired with gourmet bites, expertly curated by tequila aficionado Bonnie Doyle and Chef John Sanders. Each sip supports

After a successful fire workshop tailored for cooperative extension professionals in Raleigh, North Carolina last year, we are taking the workshop on the road! The workshop is planned for April 15-17 outside of beautiful Yosemite National Park at the UC Merced Yosemite Field Station. The goal of the workshop is to provide hands-on training for fire-related

What this is: 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 acknowledgments and explore concrete, action-oriented strategies for building connections with Native communities and organizations.   How you will grow: Gain skills and strategies to successfully address inequities and

Rabbits and Hares occupy a central ecological role between vegetation structure and predators, yet almost no attention has been paid to their status and distribution in Tahoe! The Tahoe Institute for Natural Sciences aims to bridge this information gap. Since 2010 they have been studying White-tailed Jackrabbits, a species that had not been formally documented