Tag: truckee river
Nature’s Palette
Long time Tahoe/Truckee resident Teri Smith has recently decided to pick up the brush again. Be on the lookout for new works from this talented watercolor artist with a great eye for space and color.
A Season to Remember
Thanks to mild weather and full lakes and rivers after last winter’s huge snowfall, this fall may be the best season ever for fly fishing. Follow Trout Creek Outfitters’ tips to take advantage of these stellar conditions.
Truckee River Canyon Area to Be Restored; Funding Will Expand Incline...
Millions and millions of dollars go to fund spaces and spots around the region; a project seeks to restore a portion of the Truckee River Canyon; key departures from area agencies and organizations; and more.
TRPA Cracks Down on Illegal Buoys; Students Win Gold, Silver at...
Locals win gold at World Rafting Championships; TRPA cracks down on illegal mooring; Timy Dutton Truckee Duckee Derbee on June 18; and more
Fish and Wildlife Property Provides Idyllic Solution for Public Access, Recreational...
Larry Andresen proposes a publicly accessible California Department of Fish and Wildlife parcel as an alternative to recreation on private properties in the Hirschdale area — an option he says will be cheaper than Nevada County’s proposed stairway project.
The Future of California’s Fish — and People — is...
In a conservation-focused My Shot, a fish enthusiast and activist makes a plea for funding and effort into conserving California’s biodiverse and vital (for waterways and people) fish species, before it’s too late.
Shots Fired on the River
A Hirschdale resident was fishing on the Truckee in the same spot he always has … when he heard a shotgun. Here’s his My Shot about public access to public land and the controversy over a new landowner who won’t budge.
Parched River to Come; Stalled Tahoe City Lodge Comes to Life
As fire bests water across the West, the Truckee River will bear the brunt of the drought this fall. Tahoe City Lodge developer is cautiously optimistic that it will … finally … begin construction.
Will Sustainable Recreation Save Tahoe/Truckee?
Local groups have solutions for litter, congestion, erosion, and other crowding impacts, but will they be enough?
See the Great Basin Through 20th Century Painters’ Eyes
Nine early watercolorists render the lakes, mountains, and deserts of the Great Basin and Lake Tahoe in the Nevada Museum of Art’s 90th anniversary show, The Latimer School: Lorenzo Latimer and the Latimer Art Club, through March 27, 2022.