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Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better Future

September 6

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Add to Calendar 2025-09-06 09:00:00 2025-09-06 13:00:00 Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better Future Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better FutureSaturday, September 6 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PMDeparting from Francis Hall Turnaround at 8:15 AM Help protect Louisiana’s disappearing coastline by getting your hands a little dirty for a good cause. Join us for a day of oyster bagging—an essential part of coastal restoration that helps rebuild the shoreline, reduce erosion, and create habitats for marine life. Together, we’ll fill mesh bags with recycled oyster shells, which will later be used to form living shorelines that strengthen and heal the fragile wetlands we call home. This is hands-on, muddy, meaningful work—and a beautiful way to care for creation and stand in solidarity with communities most impacted by climate change. Transportation and lunch provided Sign-up required—limited spots availableWear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty Because healing the earth begins with what we carry in our hands—and in our hearts. /*-->*/ 6207 E St Bernard Hwy, Violet LA Lindy Brasher, University Minister for Social Justice lmbrashe@loyno.edu America/Chicago public

Address

6207 E St Bernard Hwy, Violet LA

Time

Cost

Free

Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better Future

Saturday, September 6 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Departing from Francis Hall Turnaround at 8:15 AM

Help protect Louisiana’s disappearing coastline by getting your hands a little dirty for a good cause. Join us for a day of oyster bagging—an essential part of coastal restoration that helps rebuild the shoreline, reduce erosion, and create habitats for marine life.

Together, we’ll fill mesh bags with recycled oyster shells, which will later be used to form living shorelines that strengthen and heal the fragile wetlands we call home. This is hands-on, muddy, meaningful work—and a beautiful way to care for creation and stand in solidarity with communities most impacted by climate change.

Transportation and lunch provided



Sign-up required—limited spots available

Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty

Because healing the earth begins with what we carry in our hands—and in our hearts.

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Community
Ministry
Student Organizations

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Add to Calendar 2025-09-06 09:00:00 2025-09-06 13:00:00 Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better Future Coastal Restoration: Oyster Bagging for a Better FutureSaturday, September 6 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PMDeparting from Francis Hall Turnaround at 8:15 AM Help protect Louisiana’s disappearing coastline by getting your hands a little dirty for a good cause. Join us for a day of oyster bagging—an essential part of coastal restoration that helps rebuild the shoreline, reduce erosion, and create habitats for marine life. Together, we’ll fill mesh bags with recycled oyster shells, which will later be used to form living shorelines that strengthen and heal the fragile wetlands we call home. This is hands-on, muddy, meaningful work—and a beautiful way to care for creation and stand in solidarity with communities most impacted by climate change. Transportation and lunch provided Sign-up required—limited spots availableWear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty Because healing the earth begins with what we carry in our hands—and in our hearts. /*-->*/ 6207 E St Bernard Hwy, Violet LA Lindy Brasher, University Minister for Social Justice lmbrashe@loyno.edu America/Chicago public

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