
Join Jazmen Yoder, Salish Sea Naturalist on the beach to learn about seaweeds and other presentations of nature we might find!
We’ll follow the tide out (12:36pm lowest) and will see all 3 classes of seaweed (green, brown, and red) in their prostrate and floating habitats. You will learn how to identify them and their ethnophycology (human uses of seaweeds) + ethics & safety around foraging + historical and cultural importance intertidal ecosystems.
This is a naturalist “hike” but it’s more like a wander – expect to focus on seaweeds, but also learn about wildlife including track & sign, native plants, and natural history of the PNW.
Sorry, no pets!
What to Bring:
-Dress for the weather
-Snacks and water
-Sun protection
-Close-toed waterproof shoes with good traction
-Notepad and pen (optional)
-Binoculars (optional)
*Registered individuals will receive details on location in an event-reminder email a few days prior to the event.
**Please register via the event website.