Volunteers and organizations team up to remove 3,450 pounds of litter from Lake Tahoe beaches

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – More than three hundred volunteers, an eight-person dive team, and one beach-cleaning robot spread out across five Lake Tahoe beaches on July 5 in a collaborative effort to remove leftovers from July 4th celebrations.

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