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Overcrowding, Litter, Gentrification: Why Lake Tahoe Should Have Become a National Park
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Overcrowding, Litter, Gentrification: Why Lake Tahoe Should Have Become a National Park
Lake Tahoe draws millions of visitors every year, fills up Instagram feeds, and anchors one of the most recognizable mountain landscapes in the country. So why isn’t it a national park? The question has floated around for a century, and the case is hard to argue against. Tahoe checks every box. Its waters rank among …
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