The first cost-effective solution for industries to managing environmental footprints
As a society, we rely on industries to provide us with essential goods and services such as food and housing. But these activities often leave a negative impact on our environment.
A regenerated oyster reef can be used as one of the tools to help manage an organisation’s environmental footprint allowing vital industries to persist into the future and funding the regeneration of more oyster reefs.
Although little known, oyster reefs play a critical role in keeping oceans in balance.
They are key allies in fighting Climate Change and solving some of the most pressing issues, such as the nitrogen crisis.
Oyster reefs are incredibly important for the marine ecosystem. They improve water quality, support biodiversity and naturally protect our shorelines. Their role is critical in keeping oceans in balance!
Globally, only 15% of oyster reefs remain.
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Partners and supportners
Oyster restoration projects play a vital role in preserving marine ecosystems and mitigating the effects of climate change. These projects have taken place in different parts of the world over the past years, both offshore and near the coasts.
In the vast blue expanse of our oceans, a hidden threat lurks beneath the surface: eutrophication. This complex term describes a concerning phenomenon driven by human activities, impacting marine ecosystems in ways we can no longer afford to ignore.
Eutrophication occurs when excess nutrients, primarily nitrogen and phosphorus derived from human activities, enter water systems leading to excessive algal growth that disrupt the balance of marine ecosystems.
It’s evident from our name, Oyster Heaven, that oysters are our primary focus. But why? Why do we emphasize oysters over other marine creatures when it comes to restoring the balance in our oceans and cooling down the planet? Of all the endangered species in the world, why is it our mission to bring oysters back to where they used to be?
