For the first time in history, Pacific oyster shells now line one of the most prominent bays on the East Coast. In partnership with Madison Bay Seafood and Wittman Wharf Seafood in Maryland, Pacific Seafood contributed millions of Pacific oyster shell to the Chesapeake Bay as an effort to restore the local public oyster fishery. According our partners, most Chesapeake Bay oysters are exported out of the state, meaning most shell doesn't return. Oyster shells are necessary for spawning and growing new oysters! With the new addition of Pacific oyster shells, the Chesapeake Bay will see new oyster life within 18 months. Thank you Madison Bay Seafood and Wittman Wharf Seafood for funding this effort. We look forward to seeing new oyster growth within the bay!
🦪 oysters shells for days 🦪
Fantastic update!
Awesome!!!Congrats
Project Manager at Alaska Independent Consulting
1moDoing great things , I wish it would catch on or we take over the world.