King Tides are coming January 10-12 and February 8-9, 2020!
/ Ronnie SharpeWhat will our shoreline look like as sea-level rises? How will flooding and erosion affect us? What happens to birds and other creatures that need waterfront habitat? Come out and learn more about King Tides at one of these events:
Join Naturalist Melissa as we hike through Dotson’s Marsh to witness this season’s King Tides
We’ll observe areas that might be flooded, discover where some birds take shelter, take photos to submit to the CA King Tides Project, and discuss how urban planners hope to protect the future of our shoreline.
Join us for beginner- and family-friendly group bike rides to Ravenswood Preserve to witness the highest tides of the year!
King tides and storms often dump loads of floating trash onto the shoreline this time of year. We can protect wildlife and make our beach a more beautiful place by picking up some of it!
Late fall during high tide is a beautiful time to walk the shoreline, with great views, lots of wildlife to see, and some interesting history to discuss. 3.5 miles of flat walking through diverse landscapes.
Come join your neighbors and local scientists to document the highest tides of the year!
What are King Tides? How do they affect plants and animals, and what can we learn from them? Find out the answers to these questions and participate in the community science King Tides Project on this easy walk along the San Francisco Bay shore.
For other King Tide events happening along the coast of California, visit the California King Tides Project.