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Latest revision as of 01:50, 6 August 2022
Types of seaweed:
- kombu / dashima (다시마)
- nori / gim (김) / laver
- wakamae / miyeok (미역)
- cystoseira
- bladderwrack
- feather boa kelp
- turkish towel and turkish washcloth
- sea palm
- pacific dulse
- rockweed
- black larch
- iridea / rainbow leaf
Foraging
- Seek negative tide days. Go one hour before / after low tide
- Look for rocky shore with cold water
- Allowed to harvest 10 lbs every day of the year without license
- Bring buddy, wear bright colors, bring change of clothes
- Don’t harvest in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). None of the beaches in San Francisco fall under this category.
Supplies:
- Gallon-size ziploc bags
- Scissors
- Water shoes / boots / sandals. For intertidal seaweed, like 다시마, you will get wet.
- Layers!
- Ice chest with ice
Bay Area
Forage SF and Salt Point Seaweed lead seaweed foraging trips.
- Sonoma County Coast
- Schoolhouse Beach
- Shell Beach
- Stillwater Cove
- Pillar Point in Half Moon Bay
- Muir Beach
- Mendocino County Coast
- Santa Cruz County
- Scott Creek Beach in Davenport
Central Coast
- Cayucos (see this Sunset magazine article for reference)
