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Publication Name Size
Lake Tahoe AIS Management Plan 3.49MB
Fugitive Dust Emissions from Paved Road Travel in the Lake Tahoe Basin 0.95MB
Spatial and Seasonal Emissions of Road Dust in the Lake Tahoe Basin 0.10MB
Lake Tahoe Source Attribution Study 0.03MB
Development of an Air Pollutant Emissions Inventory for the Lake Tahoe Basin 0.12MB
2009 Tahoe Yellow Cress Annual Survey Summary 0.02MB
Air Quality in the Lake Tahoe Basin Poster 0.85MB
Tahoe Science Newsletter Vol. 1, No. 1, Summer 2009
Understanding the Effects of Environmental Change and Landscape Heterogeneity on the White Pines 0.43MB
The Effects of Climate Change on Lake Tahoe and Implications for Design of Best Management Practices 0.15MB
Predictive Modeling of Cheatgrass Invasion Risk for the Lake Tahoe Basin 0.21MB
Carbon Sequestration in Fire-Prone Forests 0.08MB
A Symposium on Coping with Climate Change in Sierran Systems
– Summary on Symposium on Coping with Climate Change in Sierran Systems 0.52MB
– Abstracts for 2009 Symposium on Coping with Climate Change in Sierran Systems 0.27MB
– Kelly Redmond, Climate Change Symposium 5.60MB
– Noah Knowles, Climate Change Symposium 1.53MB
– Connie Millar, Climate Change Symposium 3.71MB
– Sharron Yeh and Nikola Smith, Climate Change Symposium 0.31MB
– Kathleen Matthews, Climate Change Symposium 1.61MB
– Tony Westerling, Climate Change Symposium 1.16MB
– Matt Hurteau, Climate Change Symposium 0.43MB
– Malcolm North, Climate Change Symposium 1.10MB
– Hurteau and North, Forest Carbon Research Brief 0.08MB
– Geoff Schladow, Climate Change Symposium 2.44MB
– Monika Winder, Climate Change Symposium 1.23MB
– Sudeep Chandra and Marion Whitmann, Climate Change Symposium 6.83MB
– Robert Coats, Climate Change Symposium 2.78MB
– Michael Kleeman, Climate Change Symposium 1.92MB
– Autumn Bernstein, Climate Change Symposium 1.06MB
– Darin Dinsmore, Climate Change Symposium 2.92MB
An Integrated Science Plan for the Lake Tahoe Basin 3.33MB
– Summary 0.10MB
– Chapter 1 0.27MB
– Chapter 2 0.11MB
– Chapter 3 1.14MB
– Chapter 4 0.90MB
– Chapter 5 0.21MB
– Chapter 6 0.35MB
– Chapter 7 0.49MB
Effects of Fuels Management in the Tahoe Basin 3.09MB
Tahoe Quagga Final Report 1.04MB
Warm-Water Non-Native Fishes in Lake Tahoe 9.62MB
TSC Survey Report 1.20MB

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Tahoe Facts

Lake Tahoe’s average surface elevation is about 6,225 feet above sea level, making it the highest lake of its size in the United States. Its exact elevation depends on the amount of snowmelt and rainfall the basin receives. During drought the lake can drop below the rim of its natural outlet at Tahoe City and no water will flow out the Truckee River.