The California Tahoe Conservancy has awarded $2.2 million to the City of South Lake Tahoe to reduce wildfire risk for south shore communities and schools. The City will use the funds to facilitate fuel hazard reduction treatments at local public land and schools. tahoe.ca.gov/tahoe-conser...

An ibis wades in a wetland earlier today, on California Tahoe Conservancy land in South Lake Tahoe. The Conservancy restored this wetland as part of the Upper Truckee Marsh Restoration Project. Work on that EIP restoration project wrapped up in 2022. tahoe.ca.gov/upper-trucke...

Join us! The California Tahoe Conservancy has an opening for an Attorney III. The Conservancy is a state agency, established in 1984, with a mission to lead California’s efforts to restore and enhance the natural and recreational resources of the Lake Tahoe Basin. Learn more at tahoe.ca.gov/jobs.

The California Tahoe Conservancy offers free permits for community members to gather firewood generated by forestry projects on certain Conservancy properties. Find a map showing available wood and get your free permit from the Conservancy website. tahoe.ca.gov/fuelwood-per...

The California Tahoe Conservancy’s July 2026 newsletter is now available online. tahoe.ca.gov/july-2026-co...

💧🎣Three iconic lakes. One important conversation. From the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe to the unique ecosystems of the Salton Sea and Clear Lake, these treasured places are essential to California's environment, wildlife and communities – and each faces unique challenges.

Up to $300,000 in grant funding is available through the Tahoe for All grant program. tahoe.ca.gov/tahoe-for-al...

The California Tahoe Conservancy’s June 2026 newsletter is now available online. tahoe.ca.gov/june-2026-co...

Today, the California Tahoe Conservancy Board approved a pair of projects at Van Sickle Bi-State Park to improve visitor safety, connect the park to nearby neighborhoods and the Nevada state line with new shared-use trails, expand amenities, and improve access for all. tahoe.ca.gov/tahoe-conser...

Reminder that the California Tahoe Conservancy Board will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in South Lake Tahoe. More information about the meeting, the agenda, and Spanish interpretation is available on the Conservancy website. tahoe.ca.gov/california-t...

Join Tahoe Resource Conservation District on June 20 for a morning of stewardship in Johnson Meadow. Help pull invasive weeds, learn more about the ongoing restoration efforts, and enjoy a morning in the meadow! RSVP at johnsonmeadow@tahoercd.org

The agenda and board meeting materials are now available online for the next California Tahoe Conservancy (Conservancy) Board meeting. tahoe.ca.gov/california-t...

The California Tahoe Conservancy and Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) invite you to join a site walk on June 1 about the Ward Creek Restoration Project. Find more details on the project, the site tour, and the history of the site: tahoe.ca.gov/ward-creek/.

Also, we share ways for you to find—and help take care of—Tahoe’s best trails and beaches. Plus, a video highlighting a member of the Conservancy’s Recreation and Public Access team.

This month: the Conservancy joins our partners in recognizing Wildfire Awareness Month, with project updates and webinars where you can learn more about forest and wildfire resilience for our communities.

The California Tahoe Conservancy’s May 2026 newsletter is now available online. tahoe.ca.gov/may-2026-con...

By thinning the overcrowded forest and removing hazardous fuels, the project will help reduce wildfire risk for the airport and nearby neighborhoods along Pioneer Trail.

Big thanks to the Washoe Tribal Conservation Corps, a resource crew of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, who are shown here hand-thinning 33 forested acres of Conservancy land in El Dorado County near Lake Tahoe Airport.

May is Wildfire Awareness Month, and the California Tahoe Conservancy’s community forestry projects are well underway for the season.

Happy Public Service Recognition Week! Here’s to all the public servants who contribute to restoring and enhancing the extraordinary natural resources and recreation opportunities of the Lake Tahoe Basin.

The California Tahoe Conservancy's April 2026 Newsletter is now available online. This month: updates on current Conservancy projects to improve forest health and wildfire resilience, seasonal openings for Conservancy recreation sites, community events, and more. tahoe.ca.gov/april-2026-c...

The Tahoe Conservancy’s Upper Truckee Marsh property temporarily closes to dogs starting May 1. This annual seasonal closure prevents dogs from entering sensitive habitat for birds and other wildlife during breeding season. The Marsh reopens to leashed dogs on August 1. tahoe.ca.gov/seasonal-dog...

The California Tahoe Conservancy and Nevada State Parks co-manage the 728-acre Van Sickle Bi-State Park, which offers hiking trails, picnic areas, and the historic Van Sickle ranch barn and cabins.

Gates and facilities at Van Sickle Bi-State Park reopen for the season, Friday, May 1, 2026. Park roads, parking areas, restrooms, and drinking fountains will all become available for visitors. tahoe.ca.gov/van-sickle-b...

The community is invited to attend an open house to learn about and provide input on the proposed watercraft inspection station in Meyers, California.

The Tahoe Conservancy is implementing a project to improve forest health and wildfire resilience on 25 acres of public land in Tahoma. By thinning the overcrowded forest and removing hazardous fuels, the project helps reduce wildfire risk for surrounding neighborhoods. tahoe.ca.gov/tahoe-conser...

The California Tahoe Conservancy has released for public review the draft environmental document for the Van Sickle Bi-State Park Safety and Equitable Access Improvements Project.

The California Tahoe Conservancy is hiring for a Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aid. This full-time seasonal position starts in May. Apply by March 30, 2026. tahoe.ca.gov/about-us/emp...

Last week, the Tahoe Conservancy approved $850,000 in grants to address the threat of aquatic invasive plants and enhance public access and recreation. The Board also approved the Conservancy to acquire environmentally sensitive land, and discussed and took action on multiple Conservancy projects.

The California Tahoe Conservancy Board will meet in person on March 19 and 20, 2026 at The Landing Lake Tahoe Resort & Spa at 4104 Lakeshore Boulevard, South Lake Tahoe. tahoe.ca.gov/california-t...