In this video, I show you what happens when you bury oyster shells in the garden after 4 months. We dig up the shells, and I explain the benefits. Black Friday to Cyber Monday super deals on ...

So, they are a very important species to have in our estuaries.” Every year, thousands of oyster shells are loaded onto a boat, hauled back off to the ocean, and replanted in creeks along the ...

So, they are a very important species to have in our estuaries.” Every year, thousands of oyster shells are loaded onto a boat, hauled back off to the ocean, and replanted in creeks along the ...

Oyster shells can be collected and placed in bays to rebuild reefs. The Harte Research Institute at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi is leading the charge along the coast, but it’s through ...

Well, the shells didn’t go into the trash ... the hard work happening out of the Harte Institute to rehabilitate our oyster reefs.

But one item on the menu serves more than seafood dinner delights. Oyster shells have shaped the history and environment of the Lowcountry in unique ways. From plates and protective reefs to ...

Oyster shells are 91 per cent limestone, which is used in cement and fertiliser. Limestone fuelled construction and agriculture during the 19th and 20th centuries.

The researchers used oyster shell fossils from the Neo-Tethys Ocean along with high-resolution climate models to reconstruct seasonal fluctuations in sea surface temperatures during the greenhouse ...

New research shows they’re still protecting the land. Dense piles of oyster shells litter the barrier islands just off the coast of Georgia. A recent study showed that these coastlines were ...

The manuscript by de La Forest Divonne et al. offers an important and detailed exploration of the immune cells in the oyster Crassostrea gigas, by correlating distinct hemocyte morphotypes with ...