After two years of extensive research, lab and field testing, we’ve proven the efficiency of the Mother Reefs, the substrate that allows us to restore oyster reefs, at a large scale.
See below the details of our coming projects
Veerse Meer – Zeeland
Start 2024 – 2034
Minimum 4 million native oysters.
Local fishermen
Filtering 1.6 billion liters of water per day – 640 olympic swimming pools
8 million Oysters and 375 million new swimming creatures weighing 500 tonnes from almost 500 species
10 new seasonal jobs for fishermen and coastal communities
Improving feeding habitat of more than 20 wading bird species including those of international importance
Managing 2.5 tonnes of nitrogen a year with an estimated 100-900 tonnes of carbon stored in shells, living biomass and additional nitrous oxide impact (not all verified pathways)
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Can oyster reefs help real estate developers meet nitrogen regulations? Excess nitrogen pollution has stalled housing projects, but oyster reefs act as natural biofilters, removing nitrogen from water. At Oyster Heaven, we build large-scale reefs with our patented Mother Reef technology, restoring marine habitats while supporting sustainable development.
Meet Stefaan, a passionate ocean lover who took action to restore marine ecosystems by becoming a Mother Reef Steward. Discover what inspired him to adopt a Mother Reef and help restore 750 oysters, contributing to the revival of vibrant underwater habitats. Join the movement and be part of ocean restoration today!
Oyster Heaven is excited to announce the launch of “Adopt a Mother Reef”, a new initiative developed in response to public interest in supporting their oyster restoration efforts.
Through this campaign, people can adopt one of Oyster Heaven’s Mother Reefs, the specially designed clay bricks that help baby oysters settle and thrive
Partners and supportners
Make a measurable difference for the ocean today.
You can now adopt a Mother Reef and help restore 100 oysters!
