This is a wonderful opportunity to learn how to survey our native oyster release sites, monitoring growth, survival rates and biodiversity-change.

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Must I live locally? 

It is better, but not essential. Due to the fact that all the work is linked to tides and weather, last minute cancellations and rescheduling is highly likely. 

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Why?

We need to monitor our growing number of oyster release sites to see how well we are doing. The data collected informs our future restoration efforts and helps advance the growing science of native oyster restoration UK-wide.

 

What do you need to know?

All training on how to survey on the beach at low spring tide and how to complete the data sheets will be provided.  

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