13/05/2026
Scrubbing for Good. Vol. 3. 🦪
Yesterday, 55 of us scrubbed 6,000 native oysters in a single day. Ahead of schedule by the end of it too.
This week’s mission: 20,000 oysters cleaned, packed, and released into Chichester Marina by Friday.
One oyster can filter up to 200 litres of water a day.
20,000 oysters = around 4 million litres of water filtered daily once established.
And over time, once they settle and breed, those numbers only grow.
This isn’t just a one-off clean-up. It’s the start of a living, self-expanding filtration system in the Solent.
A few hours of scrubbing oysters, catching up, having a laugh, and doing something genuinely good at the same time.
Huge respect to the teams making this happen:
🦪 Blue Marine Foundation
🦪 Solent Seascape Project
🦪 Chichester Marina
If you ever get the chance to join a session, do it.
It’s messy. It’s hard work.
And it’s genuinely great.
Oysters for good. One at a time.