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Celebrate Life at Low Tide
At Carkeek Park in Seattle, the low tides of late spring reveal the living beach, our Puget Sound treasure.
| When |
Jun 21, 2008 from 11:00 am to 03:00 pm |
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| Cost | Free |
| Family Friendly! | |
| What to Bring | Dress for the weather (rain gear in case of bad weather or sunglasses and a hat if it's sunny). Also recommended are sturdy foot gear. Children 10 and under must have one-to-one adult supervision. |
| How Muddy? | Quite Muddy |
| Where | Carkeek Park, Seattle |
| Sponsored By | People for Puget Sound |
| Contact Name | Daoud Miller |
| Contact Email | dmiller@pugetsound.org |
| Contact Phone | (206) 382-7007 |
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People For Puget Sound is planning a “Celebrate Life at Low Tide” event on the first Saturday following the end of the school year – the summer solstice of June 21st – at Carkeek Park in Seattle in conjunction with naturalists from Carkeek Park and the Aquarium’s Beach Naturalist program.
We’ll engage visitors to the beach with materials and
activities
that help adults and children learn about identifying the most commonly
encountered beach animals, Best Beach Behavior (or beach etiquette),
and the impact of toxins in the environment on our marine resources and
how citizens can change their lifestyles to reduce toxins impacts on
the shorelines. Our presentation will act as a gateway for folks to
then explore the shorelines with Beach Naturalist guides..
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Celebrate Life at Low Tide
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At Carkeek Park in Seattle, the low tides of late spring reveal the living beach, our Puget Sound treasure.
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People For Puget Sound is planning a “Celebrate Life at Low Tide” event on the first Saturday following the end of the school year – the summer solstice of June 21st – at Carkeek Park in Seattle in conjunction with naturalists from Carkeek Park and the Aquarium’s Beach Naturalist program.
We’ll engage visitors to the beach with materials and activities
that help adults and children learn about identifying the most commonly encountered beach animals, Best Beach Behavior (or beach etiquette), and the impact of toxins in the environment on our marine resources and how citizens can change their lifestyles to reduce toxins impacts on the shorelines. Our presentation will act as a gateway for folks to then explore the shorelines with Beach Naturalist guides.. - 47.71071 -122.372095
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- shoreline
- family
- habitat
- environmental education
- free
- Beach walk
- reviewer: Rein Atteman