Many people love birdwatching, which is much easier to do if you can bring the birds to you. Do just that with this clever ...

It used to be that the streets were paved with shells. In the 19th century, a vast oyster reef underneath Nueces Bay formed a kind of road from the small port town of Corpus Christi to settlements ...

Ocean Springs’ new boutique hotel downtown, The Roost, will have an oyster-shell facade at the entrance to symbolize the local culture and seafood. We have a video on how they did it.

Oyster shells recovered through the Oyster Shell Recycling Program from the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana are emptied at a curing yard in Violet, Louisiana, bound later for oyster reef ...

The shells are being separated for use in future oyster reef restoration projects as part of the new Oyster Shell Recycling and Reef Restoration Program.

A small team is rescuing a “ridiculous amount” of shells from restaurant trash bins and using them to rebuild oyster habitat in Long Island Sound.

The True Chesapeake Oyster Company will open its first full-service restaurant in the renovated Whitehall Mill this September, according to a spokeswoman for the company.

Oyster reefs are one of the world's most threatened marine habitats. See how families living near Galveston Bay are working to restore reefs through oyster gardening!

Every bushel counts. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is pushing for shells to be recycled properly.

That’s why the Green Shell Relay program is vital to our shorelines. “If you talk to our archeologist, there's evidence that these oyster roasts have been going on for as long as 4,000 years ...

Microscopic oyster larvae raised in the lab, go into a bath to attach to empty shells. It's what they do in the wild, eventually becoming tiny baby oysters called spat.