Low Tide Beach Walks - Summer 2020
hosted by Cama Beach Foundation
Please check the "Events Calendar" for last minute updates.
EZ-ID Guide to Animals | Sea Grasses | Seaweeds | Shore Plants
EZ-ID Guide to Animals | Sea Grasses | Seaweeds | Shore Plants
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May 9 May 23 Jun 6 Jun 21 Jul 4 Jul 21 Aug 2 Aug 19 |
12:00 pm 11:00 am 11:00 am 10:30 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 9:30 am 10:30 am |
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Meeting Locations: For walks at Camano Island SP-near the boat launch.
For walks at Cama Beach SP-the break in the seawall (south of the cabins).
For more info and for "go/no go" updates if the weather is iffy,
call (360) 387-0846.
Please Note: The dates and times vary because low tides are controlled by the gravity of the Sun and Moon.
For walks at Cama Beach SP-the break in the seawall (south of the cabins).
For more info and for "go/no go" updates if the weather is iffy,
call (360) 387-0846.
Please Note: The dates and times vary because low tides are controlled by the gravity of the Sun and Moon.
Twice each day the gravity of the sun and moon pull the the water out of Puget Sound and several hours later push the Puget Sound waters up high onto the beach. Throughout the Spring, Summer, and early Fall low tides are during the day. The lowest daytime low tides, some as low as -3 feet, typically occur in June and July.
Explore the fascinating intertidal zone with a Cama Beach Foundation guide. You never know what you’ll discover!
Our rocky, cobbly beaches aren't stroller or walker friendly so we have recently started throwing out a seining net to collect critters and temporarily bring them up to an aquarium located on the seawall so everyone can share the amazing sealife of Puget Sound.
Explore the fascinating intertidal zone with a Cama Beach Foundation guide. You never know what you’ll discover!
Our rocky, cobbly beaches aren't stroller or walker friendly so we have recently started throwing out a seining net to collect critters and temporarily bring them up to an aquarium located on the seawall so everyone can share the amazing sealife of Puget Sound.
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Updated February 14, 2020
