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EPISODE · May 14, 2025 · 31 MIN

Native Oysters - Ecosystem Engineers

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This is about a tiny but mighty creature creating entire underwater ecosystems! We get hands on with Native Scottish Oysters in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland, with Ailsa Mclellan of Seawilding. Ailsa is an amazing marine scientist and ocean campaigner, and explains how Marine Habitat Restoration could be the antidote to the destruction of the seabed, and a boost for people's hopefulness...This is our second episode with Ailsa, and we're delighted to welcome her back to the podcast today. We head to Ullapool harbour to check our the native Scottish oysters she is nurturing as part of a wider project with Seawilding.Seawilding (seagrass and native oysters): https://www.seawilding.orgNative Oyster Restoration Alliance: https://noraeurope.euSeagrass Spotter: https://seagrassspotter.orgiNaturalist - explore and share natural world observations: https://www.inaturalist.orgThe Our Ocean Podcast is brought to you by Seaful - the UK charity dedicated to connecting people to our ocean. For more information about Seaful, please visit our Website, Instagram or Facebook. For questions or suggestions, please email us - [email protected] can connect with The Our Ocean Podcast's host Cal Major through her Website, Instagram or Facebook.

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