March 22, 2025
Marine Science Institute Family Events: Low Tide Walk
OFFSITE • Refer to Receipt Redwood City, CA 94061 Organized by Red Morton Community Center
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We're sorry, but this activity is over. The last meeting was Saturday, March 22, 2025.
Embark on a Saturday adventure with our public and family style events. The Marine Science Institute offers a variety of engaging activities that connect visitors with the wonders of the San Francisco Bay's marine environment. Participate in educational boat tours, interact with local marine life, and enjoy hands-on science activities designed for all ages. Join us for special events that celebrate the unique biodiversity of our local waters and inspire a deeper appreciation for marine conservation.
LOW TIDE WALKDiscover the wonders of Bean Hollow’s tidepools on a nature treasure hunt, where low tide reveals a stunning array of inter tidal secrets. As you explore the rocky shores, keep an eye out for vibrant sea stars, colorful sea anemones, and playful harbor seals lounging nearby. Encounter crabs scuttling across the rocks, eels gliding through the water, and tidepool fish darting among the seaweed. Don’t forget to marvel at the intricate patterns of snails and the diverse marine life that makes this serene stretch of coastline a true gem. This excursion meets at Bean Hollow North - Pebble Beach, in Pescadero, where our experienced Marine Scientists will greet you and guide you through this engaging adventure. Please note that transportation is not included. With easy parking and minimal walking required, it's an accessible and enriching experience for all. Adult registration is required in addition to all minor registrations.
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Adult registration is required in addition to all minor registrations.
Activity Secondary Category
Youth (Age 5-17)
Location
Location: Bean Hollow North - Pebble Beach, in Pescadero
Instructor
Marine Science Institute ,
Age and Gender
Ages 5-255 · Co-Ed