We develop ocean resilience projects for organisations that rely on a resilient ocean .....using oyster reefs

Sustainability Reimagined

We use oyster reefs to:

Filter and clean the water

for organisations that need keep our seas clean and clear

Oyster reef

Grow wild fish habitat​

for organisations that rely on a healthy fish population for their ingredients

Create "living concrete" breakwaters

for organisations that need to protect a coastline from erosion and flooding

So what happened to the oyster reefs?

Why oyster regeneration is urgent and necessary

Oysters are a powerful species that generate biodiversity and play a key role for the environment. Not only that, but just like trees clean our air and capture carbon dioxide, oyster reefs clean the oceans and remove excess nitrogen from the water.

Today, oysters are in danger of extinction and only 15% of oyster reefs remain. Let’s give them a helping hand.

Broodstock oysters that will produce millions of larvae during their life for oyster regeneration

Yes, you read correctly…

Globally, only 15% of the oyster reefs remain

We care about our oceans as much as you do. Marine ecosystems play a vital role for the environment and over the last decades we’ve destroyed a big part of them.

Today, we understand this has to change. Reducing the environmental footprint of our society is the first step. But there’s much more we need to do to restore ocean health, and nature has the perfect ally for that: oyster reefs.

Did you know...?

  • Oyster reefs are one of the most natural and cost-effective ways to remove excess nitrogen from the oceans.
  • The water in the North Sea used to be clear and transparent.
  • Oysters only need a suitable hard surface to attach to.
  • Oyster reefs used to cover 20-30% of the North Sea. Now, it is the equivalent of a marine desert.

We need to help oysters help us

We’re bringing oysters back into the oceans by providing them with a new home, the Mother Reef bricks: a natural, cost effective, climate friendly and biodegradable artificial reef that will cover the deserted sea floor.

Patented Mother Reef

Mother Reefs covered with spats and baby oysters:

By 2030

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litres of water filtered per day
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more sea creatures
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sewage fertiliser managed annually
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oysters

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Sustainable Development Goals

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