Green Ocean in the News

At Green Ocean we aim to make information accessible on how anyone can act to combat climate change and protect our marine environment. Our objective is to show everyone how they can play an active role in creating positive waves of change in Ireland and beyond.

If you would like to enquire about any press releases or highlight the work of Green Ocean in your media outlet, newspaper or radio station, you can contact Aoibheann our Communications & Impact Lead on aoibheann@greenoceanfoundation.ie.

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‘Dublin Bay’s oyster graveyard rises from dead in effort to restore rich ecosystem’ by Rory Carroll for The Guardian.

Green Ocean Foundation on RTÉ’s Nationwide.

East Coast FM’s ‘Window on Wicklow’ Episode 56 with Jaime Ryan on the Declan Meehan Show.

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‘Nature needs all the help it can get’: projects aim to re-establish oyster reefs’ by Sylvia Thompson for The Irish Times.

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‘Could oysters be a climate solution in Dublin Bay?’ by Philip Bromwell.

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Piece written by journalist Sandra Stiskalo for Swedish Newspaper, Dagens Nyheter
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‘Oyster Reefs Restored in Dublin Bay 200 Years After Disappearing’ by Sam Norton.

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‘Green Ocean Oyster Re-Introduction Project Expands to Greystones Marina’ by Lorna Siggins.

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‘Green Ocean Oyster Re-Introduction Project Expands to Greystones Marina’ segment with Jaime Ryan.

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‘How 200 native oysters are cleaning 38,000 litres of Wicklow sea water every day’ by Tom Galvin.

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‘Experts thrilled as essential creatures return for first time in more than 200 years: ‘Heroes” by Margaret Wong.

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‘DCU Water Welcomes David Lawlor to Share Insights on Oyster Restoration in Dublin Bay’

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‘Thousands of oysters are being re‑introduced to Dublin Bay as nature’s super water cleaners’ by Fiona Regan.

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‘The Green Ocean Foundation Attempt to Establish New Reef in Dublin Bay’ published by Community Finance Ireland.

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‘18,000 oysters placed in Dublin Bay in bid to establish reef’ by Samantha Libreri.

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‘Thousands of oysters reintroduced to Dun Laoghaire harbour in revival project’ by Sarah Magliocco.

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‘Dublin Bay Oyster Revival Project Expands’ by Lorna Siggins.

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Green Ocean Foundation on RTÉ’s Ear To The Ground.

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‘East Coast Yacht Clubs Supporting Dublin Bay Oyster Restoration’ by the Afloat.ie News Team.

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‘Restoring native oysters in Dublin Bay’ segment on RTÉ Radio One’s Countrywide.

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Green Ocean Foundation’s David Lawlor on Radio Nova’s Ours To Protect with Traic Ó Braonáin.

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Green Ocean Foundation’s David Lawlor on the Wavelengths Podcast with Lorna Siggins.

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‘Catching on – Oysters finally make a comeback in the waters of Dublin Bay’ by Lorna Siggins.