Visitors explore Edmonds waterfront during the lowest tide of the year

Hundreds of visitors explored the Edmonds waterfront during the lowest tide of the year, which measured -3. 85 feet at 11:15 a. m. , according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This ultra-low tide exposed early 20th-century pier posts and a variety of small marine lifeforms, typically hidden during regular tidal conditions.

The event attracted both local residents and tourists, eager to witness the unique marine ecosystem along the shoreline. Commenters must provide their real names and city of residence for identity verification before their comments can be approved, fostering a sense of community. The Edmonds waterfront serves as a crucial habitat for diverse marine life, emphasizing the importance of preserving such environments. Events like this encourage public interest in ecological exploration and stewardship. Visitors shared their experiences, highlighting the educational aspects of tidal changes and marine biodiversity.

Such community engagement can lead to increased awareness of environmental issues affecting local ecosystems.