Hi, I’m ESTER the #Cornish#NativeOYSTER, thanks to the support of the crowd we now have a project to save us @FalFisheryCOOP - PLEASE DONATE at website below x
Well peeps, the time has come, it has been a tough decision, but I am selling up, if you know anyone that might be interested please share this advert… findafishingboat.com/two-cor…
Amazing story to start the new year🤩
Oyster fishermen in Kerry protect seagrass & restore one of the largest native oyster beds in Europe.
Ground-up initiatives like this must be supported by new national Marine Protected Area legislation.
#FairSeasindependent.ie/irish-news/ke…
NEWS BLOG ALERT: Our not-for-profit community interest company is seeking a new Board of Trustees in 2024, are you free to give some time, either working from home or afloat in our stunning marine environment…?
falfisherycooperativecic.org…
Say hi to some of our team: Sairah, Zof, and Aruna 👋
Here 👇 they're visiting our Carbon Innovation Fund (CIF) partner @FalFisheryCOOP
AND reminding you that ROUND 2 of CIF is now 🌟 OPEN for applications 🌟
Find out what we’re looking for APPLY ➡ bit.ly/3JsG1HO
- OYSTER FARM IMPACT -
We love our #farmers and the impact they have on the Earth!
#Oyster Farming can help rejuvenate our waterways, boost the #economy / population in coastal towns and provides jobs for millions of people worldwide!!
- OCEAN FARMING IMPACT -
An important part of being an #Ocean Farmer is the amazing benefits we contribute towards everyday by being an #environmental custodian and healer!!
Before we sign off for festivities, here's one more post!...with some highlights we captured in 2022 📸 👇👇👇
Featuring: @FalFisheryCOOP, @lonelynotalone, @gmyn, @childrensociety
From all of us at the Co-op Foundation, we hope you have a wonderful festive period ✨🎄🎅
Fantastic talk by @ruththurstan presenting, among other things, preliminary results from the Historical Ecology Working Group at the #seascapesymposium. Very striking story of the historical abundance and distribution of oyster habitat.
95% of the UK’s native oyster population has disappeared due to pressures such as overfishing and pollution. Restoring oyster beds could help fight climate change, as they take in carbon to help build their shells. Visit @SavingESTER to find out how to support restoration efforts
Cornish fishermen catch up to 70 different species, but this requires many types of fishing gear. This is expensive and stocks are rapidly changing due rising water temperatures. 'Plenty More Fish?' explores how climate change is affecting Cornwall's fishing industry, link in bio