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Daytime Low Tide Season is Back!!
Daytime Low Tide Season is Back!!

List of days and times for low tide.

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Exploring Seattle Naturalists' Favorite Tidepooling Spots
Exploring Seattle Naturalists' Favorite Tidepooling Spots

Your intro to tidepooling in the Pacific Northwest.


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2026 Naturalists’ Calendar
2026 Naturalists’ Calendar

This page offers more detailed information and resources featured in the 2026 Seattle Naturalists' Calendar. Here, we highlight the best times for wildlife watching, stargazing, and foraging throughout Western Washington, with a special focus on spots accessible from Seattle.

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Seattle Naturalists’ Event Roundup: April 6th - April 12, 2026
Seattle Naturalists’ Event Roundup: April 6th - April 12, 2026

Your weekly event guide to connecting with nature and community

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Daytime low tide season is back on the Puget Sound!! Mark your calendars for April 18 to 22, May 16 to 21, June 12 to 18, June 29 to July 1, July 11 to 16, and August 9 to 13 The most extreme lows hit May 18 and June 15 Move gently, look closely,
Happy Trans Day of Visibility 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵 Visibility matters because existence matters. Nature shows us that diversity isn’t an exception. It’s the blueprint. Nudibranchs are basically living rainbows. Sea slugs are both male and female.
Oh what a wonderful week! We helped release a few thousand coho salmon fry, saw orcas off of Alki 🍪🫍, and saw lots of herons. & there are many more events coming up this week from lots of nature orgs in-and-around Seattle. Hope to see y&rsquo
GRAY WHALE 😍🐋💕💕💕💕 We saw a gray whale in West Seattle on Tuesday!! Shout out to the folks running the Salish Wildlife Watch Responsible Recreation chat for the alert. We love you and we love whales. 🐋