Join us in making a difference for local wildlife and the health of our waterways! This volunteer event will focus on building up oyster reefs in one of Robinson Preserve’s lagoons. These restored oyster beds will create essential foraging habitat for the American oystercatcher — a striking shorebird listed as a state-designated threatened species.

What to Expect

Work outdoors in full sun
Activities include shoveling, carrying crates of oyster shell and shell placement
Conditions: trails, mangrove habitat, and mucky lagoon soils
Active, hands-on conservation — be ready to get wet, dirty, and make an impact!

Required PPE & Dress Code

Close-toed shoes and clothing that can get wet/dirty are required
Please do NOT wear Crocs, Chaco’s, rain boots, or deck boots
Recommended: sneakers, hiking boots, or neoprene booties with hard soles

What to Bring

Water, sunscreen, and a hat

Contact the host of Oyster Reef Restoration at Robinson Preserve

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