King Tides at the River Mouth- led by SDBA

Join us at the San Diego River Mouth on Friday, December 13th from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM for a King Tide Event to document high tide levels as part of the California King Tides Project. Take part in a guided bird walk from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM, and help gather important data by photographing the tide’s reach. Your photos will contribute to vital research on sea-level rise and coastal resilience. This free, family-friendly event is open to all ages—come explore, learn, and make a difference!

Meet at OB Dog Beach Paw Print

• Parking lot Address: 5156W W Point Loma Blvd, San Diego, CA 92107
• Coordinates: 32°45’15.6″N 117°15’05.9″W
• Google Maps Link

Event Schedule:

• 7:00am-9:00am- Meet at greet with San Diego River Mouth docents, San Diego Bird Alliance and San Diego Coastkeeper. Learn about the King Tide and California King Tides Project
• 7:30am-8:30am- Bird Walk- grab your smart phone and a pair of binoculars for a guided bird walk into the San Diego River Mouth trails
• Throughout the event:
  • Take pictures of the high tide as you go on your own morning stroll, walking your dog, or watch for birds! Share your photos with the Califonia King Tides Project to help monitor sea level rise!

Why Participate:

• Contirbute to Science- Your photos will help researchers track how King Tides are affecting our coastlines.
• Connect with Natue- Discover the incredible bird and wildlife at one of San Diego’s Birding hotspots!
• Engage in Community Action: Be part of a larger effort to raise awareness about climate change and coastal resilience.

Bring:

• Smartphone (for documenting the tide)
• Comfortable walking shoes that you don’t mind geting sandy
• Water or coffee it will be early!
• Weather apporpriate attire
• Binoculars *optional for bird watching*

Visit California King Tides Project to find other King Tides events to attend, or contact cgonzalez@sandiegobirdalliance to find out more regarding volunteer opportunities.

Let’s make waves together!