The Massachusetts Oyster Project is a volunteer driven nonprofit dedicated to the restoration of water cleansing oysters to the state’s marine estuaries.
Did you know that by eating oysters, you can help restore oyster reefs? Oyster shell recycling programs help reef restoration efforts: https://t.co/QjAOgomYuz @noaaocean#OysterWeek
THIS SUNDAY IN BOSTON: an afternoon of local oysters, top flight drinks, live bluegrass, games, and gourmet food in support of a great cause on the scenic Charles River. Get your tickets! https://t.co/jEwEoM9IcG
Ever have an oyster on the Cape & wonder what they do with the used shell? Some restaurants don't throw them out... but back into the sea with the help of
@OysterProjectMA & @longwharfsupply
, along with #Wellfleet & #MacsShack. Story on #WBZ at 6 PM! #EyeOnEarth
It's amazing what @OysterProjectMA is doing to help remove excess waste from our landfills, help restore the oyster population and help filter our precious sea... Tomorrow on #WBZ at 6 PM, as part of our #EyeOnEarth#ShowYourStripesDay, I show you their story. @longwharfsupply
🦪 Our grantee @OysterProjectMA collects & recycles thousands of pounds of oyster shells from restaurants each year to restore oyster reefs around Chipman’s Harbor in Wellfleet, MA.
One oyster can filter about 50 gallons a day! #waterquality@boston25 👇 https://t.co/NCrG1XTIR9
Over the course of 4 days earlier this spring, a team of Mass Oyster volunteers put over 37,000 pounds of recycled oyster shells from last summer to good use, filling over 350 mesh bags to provide habitat for oysters in Wellfleet Harbor! https://t.co/10YdVLQAFr
We are proud to announce the Clean Waters Grant Program, which we've created to support local community projects that align with our mission to restore oysters and oyster habitat in Massachusetts.
https://t.co/EiVdW7Vndx
The Board of Massachusetts Oyster Project is proud to announce that Liv Woods has joined our team as Executive Director, effective May 1. Liv becomes the organization’s second year-round staff member. https://t.co/u12M69PMHA
Dennis puts bags of oyster shells (cultch) into local waters during oyster spawning season, and once larvae have settled on the shells the cultch bags are brought to their hatchery. When the oysters are big enough, they are brought out to the Dennis recreational harvest area.
Help us find our first executive director. This is a part-time position that will combine remote work with day travel within coastal Massachusetts. https://t.co/vBhKXNwKet
Oyster reefs create wildlife habitat, improve water quality, and protect coastlines. But this essential habitat has declined 85% over the last 150 years.
The good news? Farmed oysters can help restore reefs and the benefits they provide. https://t.co/b8fjyygp8W