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ON THE ISSUES

Protecting Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe is one of our nation's greatest natural treasures, and protecting it must remain a priority. From preserving the lake’s world-renowned clarity to safeguarding the surrounding Sierra landscapes, Dr. Bera is committed to practical, science-based leadership that protects our environment, supports our local economy, and ensures future generations can continue to enjoy this remarkable place.

Protecting Public Lands and the Tahoe Basin

The Lake Tahoe Basin and surrounding Sierra ecosystems are national treasures that deserve thoughtful stewardship. That means protecting forests, wildlife habitat, and outdoor recreation areas while supporting responsible land management that balances conservation with public access. We can protect these lands, strengthen the local economy, and preserve the outdoor spaces that mean so much to our communities.

Protecting Water Quality and Long-Term Sustainability

Protecting water resources is essential to the long-term health of Lake Tahoe and the communities that rely on it. We need to preserve the lake’s clarity by reducing pollution and runoff, strengthen watershed management to support clean and reliable water supplies, and invest in infrastructure and conservation efforts that help address drought and other long-term water challenges. Because Lake Tahoe spans multiple jurisdictions, regional collaboration is critical to ensuring we protect this vital resource for generations to come.