Billion Oyster Project
About the event
Billion Oyster Project is restoring oyster reefs to New York Harbor in collaboration with New York City communities. Oyster reefs provide habitat for hundreds of species, and can protect our city from storm damage - softening the blow of large waves, reducing flooding, and preventing erosion along the shorelines. Field stations are restoration sites where Billion Oyster Project, or our partner organizations, host regular field days utilizing an oyster installation. They are targeted for long-term community and student engagement with an emphasis on local involvement.
Agenda
9:15am – arrive at ferry terminal (10 South Street)
9:30am – ferry to Governors Island
9:45am – arrive on Governors Island; walk to project site
10:15am – project work begins
12:15pm – project work ends; clean-up site
12:30pm – lunch
1:45pm – ferry back to Manhattan
Governors Island ferries run every 30 minutes, guests are welcome to stay on the Island and
take a later ferry back
Event details
Date
Location
Contact Information
Ben, 215-435-8656
UN SDGs supported
