Tahoe Fund is committed to raising funds for projects that are part of Tahoe’s Environmental Improvement Program (EIP). EIP projects have been identified as those most critical to restoring the Tahoe Basin.
The Environmental Improvement Program was highlighted during the 1997 Presidential Summit at Lake Tahoe. President Clinton and others convened at Tahoe to focus efforts on protecting the lake for future generations. EIP projects are designed to achieve and maintain environmental thresholds that protect Tahoe’s unique and valued resources.
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Tahoe Fund will ensure a sustainable Lake Tahoe by directing project support towards:
Tahoe Fund is committed to raising funds for the following three projects that will improve the environment and enhance recreational opportunities in Lake Tahoe. Read more...
Tahoe Fund is honored to be able to invest $50,000 this year in three projects that represent the types of projects and programs that meet our goals and mission. As our donor base increases, we will be able to expand the depth and breadth of our investments in EIP projects across the Tahoe Basin. Read more...
The Tahoe Fund supports projects that restore stream zones, enhance forest health, fish and wildlife habitat, and improve water quality in the Tahoe Basin. The past century’s development of Tahoe as a destination resort caused enormous damage to the environment, including Tahoe’s renowned water clarity. Read more...
Our Conservation Projects include:
Upper Truckee River Restoration Rosewood Creek Restoration
The Tahoe Fund supports projects that improve outdoor recreation opportunities, link together the current patchwork of trail networks, provide coordinated and well-designed public access to Lake Tahoe. Read more...
Our Recreation Projects include:
Lake Tahoe Bikeway El Dorado Beach Expansion Project Van Sickle Bi-State Park Operating Support
The Tahoe Fund supports projects that educate, inspire, and build a tradition of stewardship of Lake Tahoe’s natural and cultural resources. While millions of tourists visit the lake annually, there is a general lack of awareness of Tahoe’s problems and the steps each person can take to make a difference. Read more...
Our Education Projects include:
Interpretive Signage Program Lake Tahoe Wildlife Brochure Van Sickle Bi-State Park
The Project Portfolio contains projects selected by the Tahoe Fund Board of Directors for funding. The Tahoe Fund is dedicated to educating the general public on the environmental issues facing restoration efforts at Lake Tahoe and to raising funds to support EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) projects that protect the natural environment. Read more...
