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Posts Tagged ‘oysters’

Sampling Restored Oyster Reefs Measures Success

By Barbara Linstrom | March 24, 2026 | 0

The only way to determine if a restoration project is working is to return to the site and collect samples. For oyster reefs, sampling requires advanced planning to identify points…

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Sanibel FlyFishers Donate $5K to SCCF Marine Lab

By Denise Blough | February 5, 2026 | 0

The Sanibel FlyFishers are supporting SCCF’s Marine Lab monitoring and research with a generous $5,000 gift.

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SanCap Shell Club Awards $15K to Support SCCF Restoration, Education, & Research

By Denise Blough | December 22, 2025 | 0
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The Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club (SCSC) has awarded SCCF $15,000 in grants for 2025–26 to support oyster restoration, youth environmental education, and marine research in Southwest Florida.

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Volunteer Oyster Restoration Trips Begin

By Ali Reece | November 7, 2025 | 0

SCCF’s Coastal Watch and Marine Lab recently started a three-year project to restore oyster reefs in Tarpon Bay. Every Tuesday, volunteers assist staff in moving over 7,000 pounds of fossilized…

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Study Suggests Oyster Larvae & Spat are Resilient & Abundant in Estuary

By Barbara Linstrom | August 26, 2025
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A new study in the Journal of Shellfish Research co-authored by SCCF Marine Laboratory Director Eric Milbrandt, Ph.D. examines oyster larvae distribution and settlement at sites across the Charlotte Harbor Estuary…

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New Oyster Reef Includes 6 Million Pounds of Fossil Shell

By Barbara Linstrom | August 13, 2025
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A new, 3-acre oyster reef has taken shape in San Carlos Bay, thanks to a massive restoration project led by SCCF’s Marine Laboratory.  The restored oyster reef is three times larger…

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On Island Raises $2,800 for Oyster Restoration

By Barbara Linstrom | June 13, 2025

On Island recently partnered with Coastal Watch to raise funds for SCCF oyster restoration efforts through T-shirt sales and an oyster-themed fundraiser. Through On Island’s “It Takes Grit” T-shirts and…

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Marine Lab Presents Oyster Research at Sanibel Shell Show

By Barbara Linstrom | March 25, 2025

Scientists from the SCCF Marine Lab presented an educational exhibit highlighting oyster reef research supported by grants from the Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club (SCSC) at the club’s annual Sanibel Shell Show.…

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Sip & Slurp Success! On Island Holds Event to Support Oyster Restoration

By Barbara Linstrom | March 6, 2025

A HUGE thank you to On Island for hosting a “Sip & Slurp” fundraiser on Feb. 28 at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille on Sanibel. All proceeds from this…

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Exploring Oysters & Seagrass with Preserving Paradise Program

By Barbara Linstrom | September 3, 2024
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On Sept. 3, SCCF and our partners at Captains for Clean Water, the Everglades Foundation, and the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce hosted the third day of Preserving Paradise. A new…

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