Reliable oyster harvesting can have a big local impact. Biologists discover stunning turnaround in one of US' most critical ...

When the Key Bridge wreckage was cleared, environmentalists expected to find the oysters dead. They were happy to be wrong.

Last year, with maritime traffic limited in the Patapsco River channel during the typical planting season, oysters grown in ...

New Hampshire officials close coastal waters to shellfishing due to red tide, citing elevated toxin levels in mussels.

There are more 2,000 oyster leases in the state, but many have been shut for long periods in recent years due to disease outbreaks, floods, fires, blue algal blooms and other forms of contamination.

The Blue Marine Foundation is a conservation ... found in abundance in the harbor before overfishing, disease, and pollution caused numbers to rapidly decline since the mid-1800s. Scrubbing the ...

After a drought in 2023 led to high salinities and the spread of oyster diseases, consistent rains in early 2024 helped to reduce disease prevalence and mortality. Oyster recruitment, or the ...

Volunteers spent hours scrubbing oysters which next ... because of overfishing, disease and pollution. Lottie Johns, who is co-leading the project with help from the Blue Marine Foundation ...

Rich in Antioxidants: Blue Oyster mushrooms contain powerful antioxidants like gallic acid, chlorogenic acid, and ergothioneine. These compounds combat oxidative stress, reduce inflammation, and lower ...