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Reviving cultural values in. Mumbles Bay, Swansea. Situated in the pristine waters of Gower Peninsular, The Mumbles Oyster Company Ltd. are leading the way in combining aquaculture with the restoration of the scarce native oyster. By producing native oysters of the highest quality we aim to revive and celebrate the local historic oyster culture of Mumbles. The history of the native oyster fishery at Mumbles and Oystermouth stretches back to Roman times where they graced the tables of the Empire.

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Reviving cultural values in. Mumbles Bay, Swansea. Situated in the pristine waters of Gower Peninsular, The Mumbles Oyster Company Ltd. are leading the way in combining aquaculture with the restoration of the scarce native oyster. By producing native oysters of the highest quality we aim to revive and celebrate the local historic oyster culture of Mumbles. The history of the native oyster fishery at Mumbles and Oystermouth stretches back to Roman times where they graced the tables of the Empire.

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Our Native Oyster | Mumbles Oyster Company, Swansea

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Latin name: Ostrea edulis. Also called European oyster or flat oyster. Native oysters as their name suggests are the indigenous oyster to the British Isles and Europe. Native oysters have a long-held association with luxury and extravagance and have long been considered the food of royalty and connoisseurs. They also have a particular association with more carnal pleasures and seduction. Oysters are best when there is an 'R' in the month. Native oysters are good for you. 1 Oysters contain more zinc than ...

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Cultural Revival | Mumbles Oyster Company, Swansea

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The Mumbles Oyster Company's restoration of the native oyster is a catalyst for a cultural revival in Oystermouth. Following the inaugural event in 2012 at the very beginning of our work to restore the Mumbles oyster the Mumbles Development Trust has organised a 4 day oyster festival in 2013 to celebrate the Mumbles Oyster and Inshore Fisheries of Mumbles, Gower and Swansea Bay! Oyster Blues a song about reviving the oyster fishery:. Swansea based singer-songwriter Patrick Ellis penned a song calling for...

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History of the Mumble Oyster | Mumbles Oyster Company, Swansea

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The history of the native oyster fishery at Mumbles and Oystermouth stretches back to Roman times. Where they graced the tables of the Empire. Recent studies by Swansea University students have reported that although a few large old oysters still exist in Swansea Bay and there has been no recruitment of small oyster for many years. If you want to find out more about the history of the Mumbles Oyster and Oystermouth village visit the Oystermouth Historical Association webpage.

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About Mumbles Oyster Company, Swansea

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The Mumble Oyster Company was formed with the sole purpose of the sustainable. Cultivation and restoration of native oysters at Mumbles. We have a strong ethical bias at Mumbles Oysters having set out to lead the way in sustainable native oyster cultivation. Our company principles:. To consider the marine environment in all our activities from seed sourcing to harvest and beyond,. To produce the highest quality produce using innovative techniques,. Fen has been fishing since he was 12 years old which was...

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Just another WordPress.com site. September 10, 2010. Hot off the Press! Porlock Weir at high tide. There is no sea defence protecting the proprties adjacent to the harbour, only a short wall of about three feet in height. Prior to the interviews, Black and Veatch produced a scenario map showing the areas of Porlock Weir that would be affected by a coastal flood event. This was shown to all interviewees to prompt comments and recommendations for possible corrections. These were all recorded and in...The f...

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Just another WordPress.com site. September 9, 2010. One potential coastal monitoring scheme that could be started is one using digital photography. By taking a photo from the same location at the same coastal feature at regular intervals, a clear picture of change can be recorded. This has been done with dramatic results in colder climates:. Posted in Coastal monitoring. Laquo; Meeting the community. Hot off the Press! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Dunes...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for August, 2011. A problem shared…. On August 9, 2011. On August 2, 2011. Looking forward to interesting day at @ bournemouthuni. ESRC Social Media conference today. I'm there with Mike from @ NT. Brilliant, innovative business restoring native oysters and cultural heritage in Swansea Bay; Mumblesoystercompany.co.uk. RT @ burnham on sea. Dunes strengthening project cuts erosion on Berrow beach burnham-on-sea.com/news/2013/berr. RT @ tara thrupp. RT @ sussex ifca.

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for May, 2011. On May 24, 2011. Looking forward to interesting day at @ bournemouthuni. ESRC Social Media conference today. I'm there with Mike from @ NT. Brilliant, innovative business restoring native oysters and cultural heritage in Swansea Bay; Mumblesoystercompany.co.uk. RT @ burnham on sea. Dunes strengthening project cuts erosion on Berrow beach burnham-on-sea.com/news/2013/berr. RT @ tara thrupp. Expertise at Somerset CC @ SomersetCoast. RT @ sussex ifca.

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for November, 2012. Porlock Bay – changes still occurring! On November 16, 2012. Looking forward to interesting day at @ bournemouthuni. ESRC Social Media conference today. I'm there with Mike from @ NT. Brilliant, innovative business restoring native oysters and cultural heritage in Swansea Bay; Mumblesoystercompany.co.uk. RT @ burnham on sea. Dunes strengthening project cuts erosion on Berrow beach burnham-on-sea.com/news/2013/berr. RT @ tara thrupp.

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Just another WordPress.com site. June 10, 2011. Somerset is no stranger to coastal flooding. Great storms have rolled in time and again, battering the shoreline and the communities who live alongside it. Local residents know only too well the risks involved with living near such a volatile area. Their resilience coupled with their love of the coast helps them to tolerate the occassional squall. However, the scientific censensus is that conditions are to become worse in the coming decades. A bus struggles...

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Just another WordPress.com site. June 29, 2011. Bleadon Levels saltmarsh. The newly created saltmarsh attracts a wide range of flora and fauna. The masts of yachts sitting at anchor can be seen jutting vertically from the River Axe. In the distance Brean Down rises from the coast. Somerset Levels - 5000 BC. Before the Somerset Levels were drained, tidal waters would have reached far inland. The area is extremely flat and low-laying so seawater would have reached Glastonbury and Langport. Brilliant, innov...

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Just another WordPress.com site. August 9, 2011. A problem shared…. Requires the project officer to discuss an emotive and divisive subject; coastal change. The aim is to openly talk about the possibility of someone coming to terms not only with a shoreline they love altering forever, but also the increased chance they will lose their home. This is a challenging task. To help alleviate worry and encourage involvement in the project the key is to listen. Alongside this, we have highlighted the shared natu...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for June, 2011. On June 29, 2011. On June 10, 2011. Monitoring Somerset’s Coast – Call for Photos. On June 2, 2011. Looking forward to interesting day at @ bournemouthuni. ESRC Social Media conference today. I'm there with Mike from @ NT. Brilliant, innovative business restoring native oysters and cultural heritage in Swansea Bay; Mumblesoystercompany.co.uk. RT @ burnham on sea. RT @ tara thrupp. Expertise at Somerset CC @ SomersetCoast. RT @ sussex ifca.

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