Clearly Sustainable
All of our tours fulfill secondary tasks of monitoring the spread of invasive plants and animals as well as planning and implementing trash removal in an attempt to keep Tahoe as clear as we once knew it to be.
Get Involved
Join the Clearly Crew to clean up the lake and help Keep Tahoe Blue by volunteering at one of our events or simply booking one of our scheduled tours. All of our guests have the opportunity to learn and participate in logging invasive species and unwanted trash. See below for or more tips and suggestions on how you can make a difference!
Make a Difference
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Volunteer for a beach clean through the League to Save Lake Tahoe!
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Register for a FREE Eyes on the Lake Training with the League to Save Lake Tahoe
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Book a Clearly Tahoe guided tour!
Clearly Tahoe provides educational information including but not limited to a brief Eyes on the Lake training with all of our guests during their Clearly Tahoe Experience!Guests taking part in one of our guided tours will have the opportunity to assist our guides in keeping Eyes on the Lake and recording finds. Common logs include both invasive and native plants, wildlife and trash.
Explore Clearly Tahoe Experiences
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Forget the plastic water bottles!
Plastic water bottles make up one of the largest amounts of unnecessary waste.Visitors should know: Tahoe tap is actually GREAT! This is a great opportunity to pack or purchase a reusable water bottle and simply ask to re-fill it at any bar/restaurant during your visit!
Clearly Tahoe is sponsored by Boxed Water and recommends this product as a great alternative to bottled water. Clearly Tahoe provides complementary Boxed Water to all of our guests to enjoy during their Clearly Tahoe Experience!
Boxed Water
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Choose a reef safe sunscreen!
We know coral reef doesn’t grow in Lake Tahoe but many “reef safe” sunscreens mean they are free of all the harsh chemicals that are also potentially bad for you and the Lake Tahoe eco system.Clearly Tahoe is sponsored by Raw Elements USA Sunscreen and provides this eco-friendly option to all of our guests to try during their Clearly Experience.
Raw Elements USA Sunscreen
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Bike instead of drive!
Obviously this is not possible for all transportation needs however, biking has become the best means for transportation within a Lake Tahoe region.With limited parking at beaches and backed up traffic on the highways, biking is not only a better eco-friendly option but allows guests to maximize their time in Tahoe!
Travel Tips:
(1.) Choose lodging within “walking” or “biking” distance to activities, beaches and parks.
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Support a local non-profit!
Looking to support some local non-profit organization in the Lake Tahoe area? Below are a few we highly recommend!The League to Save Lake Tahoe (Keep Tahoe Blue)
https://www.keeptahoeblue.org/Clean Up The Lake
https://cleanupthelake.org/Citizen Science
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Pack it in, pack it out!
Visitors should be aware: Trash cans may be scarce or completely non existent in outdoor recreation areas. This is due to the wildlife and need for bear boxes.Be be prepared to pack and carry trash with you to the nearest bear box or possibly even your lodging destination.
Travel Tips:
(1.) Only pack essential items for Tahoe excursions.
(2.) Bring as little food and beverages as possible into remote recreational areas.
(3.) Always bring a garbage bag for beach days. Even if you don’t generate trash, you may want to pick some up on your way out!
2024 Clearly Crew Cleans
Sunday, April 21st
Clearly Tahoe Blue Crew
East Shoreline Clean-Up
Saturday, April 22nd
Sand Harbor Nevada State Park
Earth Day Clean with Sasquatch
Thursday, June 6th
The League to Save Lake Tahoe
(Keep Tahoe Blue)
Eyes On the Lake Training
Friday, July 5th
The League to Save Lake Tahoe
(Keep Tahoe Blue)
Red White and Blue Clean