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2608 Lake Tahoe Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

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Keep Tahoe Blue advocates innovation and environmental challenges to preserve the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe. It monitors development and recreation plans in the area to protect and restore Lake Tahoe.

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Volunteers Gather Water Quality Data

05/14/2024
On May 11, 100 volunteers sampled water from 34 streams, ponds and lakes to gather water quality data for the Truckee River watershed and Lake Tahoe as part of the 24th annual Snapshot Day.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Works on Solution to End Hibernating Trash at Sled Hill

12/17/2023
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In 2016, the League to Save Lake Tahoe, known as Keep Tahoe Blue, identified the unofficial sled hill at Spooner Summit as a trash hotspot. The problem grew exponentially.

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Tahoe’s Beach-Cleaning Robot is Back in Action

07/01/2023
The League to Save Lake Tahoe and ECO-CLEAN solutions are kicking off the 2023 summer season by expanding their robot-powered, beach-cleaning initiative to cover entire beaches in Lake Tahoe.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Gains Support for Education Center

05/15/2023
The League to Save Lake Tahoe's plan to redevelop an aging office building into a new environment and education center, as well as the organization's headquarters, is building momentum.

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Keeping Tahoe Blue: 65 Years of History

04/23/2023
The mantra “Keep Tahoe Blue” has become synonymous with the region. But far fewer people know the history of the movement it represents. Here’s a glimpse of the story behind the sticker.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Shares Project Results

03/11/2023
The nonprofit environmental group released the results of two projects: one that uses a beach-cleaning robot to remove trash hidden in the sand, and another designed to measure the 2021 Caldor Fire’s impacts on the Tahoe ecosystem.

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Keep Tahoe Blue Plans Environment, Education Center

03/05/2023
Keep Tahoe Blue has plans for a new environment and education center to provide opportunities for the public to learn, appreciate and take part in protecting Lake Tahoe. The project will feature an outdoor amphitheater, native plant educational garden, citizen science laboratory and environmental center open to the public, located at the intersection of Route [...].

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League to Save Lake Tahoe Makes Plans

02/21/2023
The League to Save Lake Tahoe is building a new environment and education center designed around opportunities for the public to learn.

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Algae Signs at Tahoe Beaches: What They Mean

10/07/2022
The growth and spread of algae is one reason blue lakes around the world can go green in the summer. Most algae in Lake Tahoe does not pose a health risk to people or animals. Keep Tahoe Blue offers tips on dealing harmful algal blooms.

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Tahoe Conservationists Win Court Victory Over Martis Valley Development

02/14/2022
California’s Third District Court of Appeal ruled in favor of environmental groups fighting to rein in development in North Lake Tahoe. The unanimous decision is an obstacle to would-be developers of the Martis Valley West proposal.

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Community Comes Together to Keep Tahoe Blue

07/02/2021
When Alison Toy and her husband saw thousands of white polystyrene balls blanketing the beach at Moon Dune on Tahoe’s North Shore, she realized they needed help to clean up the spill by hand, so she shared several photos on Instagram.

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Volunteers Sought for Snapshot Day

05/03/2021
Every year the League to Save Lake Tahoe coordinates teams to take samples from streams and lakes in the Tahoe-Truckee watershed to take a ‘snapshot’ of the present water quality.

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San Joaquin County community groups and nonprofits play a fundamental role in making this a safe and thriving place.

Consider getting involved by volunteering your time, donating money, or both. Above you can learn about what services Keep Tahoe Blue provides to the community and easily volunteer, donate, register for services, or connect with them on social media. Visit the San Joaquin County Community Groups directory to see a comprehensive list of organizations on all subjects that are relevant to creating a vibrant local community.

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