There will be two opportunities this summer to learn about the geologic history of Sierra Nevada range. Former NASA Apollo geophysicist Al Graf will explain the region’s geology and how it impacts the natural history and more. The event starts with an evening video and slide show presentation, followed the next morning by an auto […]
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Between July 11-31 the southern half of the Cave Rock parking lot will be closed while improvements are made to the boat launch. Boats may be launched, but parking will be limited. Improvements include sidewalks, an upgraded restroom and enhancements to ease traffic congestion. On Aug. 1, the entire Cave Rock facility will close for […]
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By Laura Bliss, CityLab There are three things that give him joy in life, says Johnny Stowe: “Beer, my grandkids, and fire.” Not a campsite fire, or a house fire, but fire that Stowe prescribes and manages across the wild lands of South Carolina. As a heritage-preserve manager for the state’s department of natural resources, […]
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By Kathryn Reed While most people won’t notice any changes to the forest in the Lake Tahoe Basin, those who are responsible for the care of its resources have a keener eye on the impacts of climate change and are considering stronger oversight of its waterways. It had been 28 years since the Lake Tahoe […]
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The second annual Sierra 4×4 Trails and Ales event, a 4×4 fundraising affair, will be July 16 at Northwoods Clubhouse in Tahoe Donner from 1-4pm. This event is a chance for people learn about 4x4s and off-road experiences while participating in attractions. Sierra 4×4 Trails and Ales includes a shine-and-show contest, live music, kids’ games, […]
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By Alexander L. Forrest, The Conversation In an age of rapid global population growth, demand for safe, clean water is constantly increasing. In 2010 the United States alone used 355 billion gallons of water per day. Most of the available fresh water on Earth’s surface is found in lakes, streams and reservoirs, so these water […]
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By Kathryn Reed WASHOE MEADOWS STATE PARK – Wildflowers, some no bigger than a pinky nail, are bringing a seasonal splash of color to Washoe Meadows State Park. “It’s a little past peak season. It changes week by week,” Lisa Berry, California Native Plant Society member, tells the group she is leading on a trek […]
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By Carole Bernardi INCLINE VILLAGE – Summer at picturesque Lake Tahoe is officially in full swing once the Fourth of July holiday kicks into gear. Boats line the shores, paddleboards compete with kayaks, and swimmers maneuver their way in between. This year the long holiday weekend presents unlimited opportunities for water activities as healthy snowfall […]
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The following traffic and parking controls are planned for Incline Village from now through July 4: There will be no parking on Village Boulevard (Southwood Boulevard to Lakeshore Boulevard) and Lakeshore Boulevard (Village to Country Club). There will be limited handicap parking available on Lakeshore Boulevard in front of Incline Beach gate. Road closures on July 4: […]
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Instead of green lawns to play on, Zephyr Cove Tennis Club has brand new resurfaced courts – which are all green. The club’s annual Breakfast at Wimbledon event is July 9. Breakfast starts at 9am, with play at 10am. Adults will be paired with a partner. The top four teams will win a prize. Wear […]
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