It's a type of living shoreline, made of the same material as oyster shells, which can protect the marsh behind it.
Jack Gazda is the main shell scooper for the Don't Chuck Your Shucks, a program that partners with seafood restaurants in Delaware to give old…
Millions of oyster shells are being transported on a boat for a large-scale restoration project aimed at revitalizing the native oyster popula…
Businesses, residents, and visitors are encouraged to join the county in recycling oyster shells.
The Department of Natural Resources is considering paying a fair market value to Maryland shucking houses for fresh oyster shells. Right now, …
