The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is expected to revisit the five-year ban at the end of the year.

There’s still time to harvest a few wild oysters in Alabama waters, or to catch a red snapper, but it’s running out fast: Both seasons end on New Year’s Eve. Recent announcements from the ...

The Lowcountry, stretching along the Palmetto State’s coastline, hosts an abundant population of wild oysters, which grow in clusters along coastal waterways and marshlines. These are unlike ...

There are just a few shellfish growing operations in South Carolina. But this growing industry might be a critical part of SC ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Wild oysters used to populate America's coasts. Conservationists are trying to bring them back — not just for eating, but to save our coastlines, too. More from ...

Kim and Gretchen Granbery, with Leetes Island Oysters, recently braved the winter cold to harvest oysters off the coast of Connecticut.

Oyster shells are a very easy resource to recapture ... in part by Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation -- conserving the wild things and wild places of Texas, thanks to members across the state.

This Sunday, Hog Island Oyster Co. will be featured in Google’s latest campaign — with a commercial to be aired during Super Bowl LIX. “When Google approached us we were like ‘wow ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I focus on the marine environment, its preservation, and the living things found in it. As summer’s ocean-based tales of renegade sharks ...

Biologists estimate that New York City's harbour was once home to half the world's oyster population. For at least 6,000 years, the oyster thrived in the Hudson River estuary, becoming "deeply ...