What's NewWhat's Newhttp://www.oratechnologies.com/whats-new/2010-08-02T22:22:29ZSquarespaceVertical Oyster growth offsets settlement of prototype OysterBreakhttp://www.oratechnologies.com/whats-new/2010/8/1/vertical-oyster-growth-offsets-settlement-of-prototype-oyste.htmlMatt2010-08-01T20:09:12Z2010-08-01T20:09:12ZHere's a cutout from our three year old OysterBreakTM prototype in Rockefeller Refuge.  Vertical oyster growth has increased the height of the structure by over two inches.  

Unlike other methods, the OysterBreakTM creates a permanent living structure which can respond to changes such as subsidence and sea level rise.

]]>Oysters on the Rebound in Chesapeake Bayhttp://www.oratechnologies.com/whats-new/2010/3/4/oysters-on-the-rebound-in-chesapeake-bay.htmlMatt2010-03-04T20:49:08Z2010-03-04T20:49:08Z(Article from The New York Times) "After decades of overharvesting of oysters in the Chesapeake Bay and many fruitless efforts to replenish them, scientists have re-established a significant population of the shellfish along the Virginia shore ..."  Read More

]]>New Contract with the Nature Conservancyhttp://www.oratechnologies.com/whats-new/2010/3/4/new-contract-with-the-nature-conservancy.htmlMatt2010-03-04T20:10:46Z2010-03-04T20:10:46ZORA Technologies licensee just signed a contract with the Nature Conservancy to design and construct Oysterbreak structures along the coast of Louisiana.  This project will showcase our unique products and innovative deployment strategies.  Stay tuned for updates as the project progresses to completion.

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