Join local climate adaptation scientists, an environmental interpretive specialist, and Northcoast Regional Land Trust supporters on a guided interpretive paddle in kayaks through Humboldt Bay & Freshwater Slough. Learn about the impacts of sea level rise on our local agricultural lands, critical infrastructure, and habitat. Meet at Woodley Island Marina Dock A at noon (601 Startare Dr, Eureka, CA 95501). We will carpool to Freshwater Farms Reserve and launch from Freshwater Farms Reserve by 1 pm. We will paddle out from FWFR to the island following the receding tide, completing the tour by 4 pm. The event capacity is 25 boats, so get your tickets now! This 5-mile paddle requires sustained movement. All boats and gear provided. Dress warmly, wear a hat, and bring water and a snack. Ages 12 and up welcome – families encouraged! Please get in touch with NRLT Community Engagement Manager Matthew Morassutti with any questions (m.morassutti@ncrlt.org, 707-822-2242)