Elkhorn Slough provides in Moss Landing provides one of the places on the Central Coast to explore King Tides.

People rang in the first day of the New Year by enjoying the King Tides on the coast. "Start the new year in the water," said Paul Frost, a surfer at Elkhorn Slough. Surfers were out braving the ...

MOSS LANDING — The king tide is appearing for its final close-ups of the 2013-2014 season Thursday and Friday morning along the California Coast and researchers are asking beach-goers to help ...

A recent study was published in the scientific journal Biological Invasions, detailing that otters at the Elkhorn Slough are keeping populations of globally invasive green crab at bay.

Some photos on the California King Tides Project site show how the King tides affected Monterey County in December of 2014. One shot shows a flooded path at Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine.

Slowing the water pouring from Parsons Slough is expected to have a beneficial impact throughout Elkhorn Slough, and, if it’s as successful as anticipated, could be a model for projects elsewhere.

A new study documents the effects of high nutrient levels in Elkhorn Slough, especially where water control structures limit tidal exchange.

The slough is 19 miles north of Monterey. From California 1, take the Moss Landing exit. Turn east onto Dolan Road, go 3.5 miles, turn left onto Elkhorn Road for two miles and turn left.

KSBW - Monterey Videos January 21, 2023 at 10:22 PM King Tides give researchers a glimpse of the future at Elkhorn Slough View comments ...