Events

The Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group invites you to join us and wildlife advocate, conservation leader, and author Beth Pratt for a fun talk about the most adorable animal on the planet--the pika! Beth has been studying pika in Yosemite and the Sierra for over a decade, and you'll meet some of the pika friends

Photo Credit: CAL FIRE The Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group invites you to join us and Fire Adapted Communities Program Coordinator, Amanda Milici Fire and Adapted Communities Program Manager Mike Vollmer, from the ​​Tahoe Resource Conservation District on January 26, 2022 at 5 pm for our first virtual webinar of the year. You will also

The Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group invites you to join us and the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS) Outreach Director, Sarah Hockensmith on March 22, 2022 at 6 pm for a virtual presentation on Wildflowers of Tahoe. You will also hear from the Tahoe Area Group Executive Committee members on other events and important issues

Join Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group on a day hike along cliffs above Lake Tahoe and the north shore of Emerald Bay, from Calawee Cove Beach to Vikingsholm and back on May 11th at 9 am. Distance is 9-10 miles total, with little overall elevation change but lots of ups and downs on a rugged

Get outdoors and discover the Tahoe wildflowers! Join the Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group for a wildflower walk in Washoe Meadows State Park on May 21st from 9-10:30 am. Lisa Berry, local wildflower aficionado and guide, will lead a short hike to the main meadow and the fen to see the Star Lily, Round-leaved Sundew,

The Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group invites you to join us and Kathryn Bricker of No Bear Hunt Nevada and Ann Bryant of the BEAR League of Lake Tahoe, on May 26, 2022 at 5 pm for a virtual presentation on coexisting with bears in Lake Tahoe. You will also hear from the Tahoe Area

The Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group invites you to join us at Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care in South Lake Tahoe for an evening with Denise Upton, Animal Care Director, on July 30, 2022 from 6-7:15 pm. The in-person presentation will include an introduction to the Sierra Club Tahoe Area Group and the Executive Committee, as

Microplastics, plastics smaller than 5 millimeters, are found throughout the environment. These particles are the result of plastic pollution and have been found in Lake Tahoe and in the surrounding region.  Scientists at the Desert Research Institute, with the help of citizen scientists, are working to understand the threat of plastics in the lake.  Researchers Rachel Kozloski