| Our mission | To advance the natural history, conservation, and ecosystem knowledge of the Tahoe region through science, education, and outreach. |
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Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS)
| Ways to help | Outreach VolunteerServe as trail docent, initially assisting us by co-leading natural history outings and then eventually leading their own hikes!Citizen Science VolunteerFor those looking to get involved in data collection.Education VolunteerHelp out with school group field trips and summer camps.Administrative VolunteerAssist us with a variety of administrative tasks. |
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| How you help | As a small organization with a limited staff, volunteers can be tremendously helpful in achieving our mission and broadening our reach. |
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| About us | Through applied field research, TINS works collaboratively to help public and private land managers answer the questions that inform management decisions. Through outreach and citizen science, we engage the public directly, and allow them access to a deeper natural history experience and a greater comprehension of the region’s natural resources. Our education programs fulfill many needs faced by educators, parents, and a community investing in its future: providing curricula, educational material, and instruction that conforms to California and Nevada education standards, awakening students’ curiosity of the natural world and inviting them to become engaged in their immediate natural surroundings, and promoting responsible environmental citizenship by helping students develop the tools they will need to make informed decisions relevant to the Tahoe region’s natural resource issues. |
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