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Published 10/2/25 10:43AM

Oyster Shell Recycling

Tampa Bay Watch
On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Saint Petersburg, FL
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    • Details

    Time Commitment:
    A few hours per week
    Commitment Details:
    This is a do-it-yourself volunteer project, so committment is determined by the volunteer.
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    5
    Cause Areas:
    Community Development, Environment & Sustainability, Sports & Recreation
    Good For:
    Age 55+
    Participation Requirements:
    Driver’s License, Attend Orientation
    Age Requirement:
    18+
    Other Requirements:
    Availability to pick up the oyster shells during business hours on weekdays.

    Description

    Oyster Shell Recycling

    Tampa Bay Watch is seeking the help of a few tenacious volunteers to support our Shells for Shorelines program to assist in collecting oyster shell donations from our partner restaurants on a weekly basis: Monday - Friday during business hours. Duties include picking up the shell, dropping them off at the curing pad, and delivering clean buckets to the restaurants. Volunteers should have the ability to lift 35 lbs, a personal vehicle (preferably a pickup truck) capable of carrying up to ten 5-gallon buckets, and comfortable with Florida flora and fauna typically associated with decomposition of organic matter.

    A required training is offered on Fridays at 8 AM by riding along with our staff on their route meeting in Tierra Verde.

    Location

    On-site
    Saint Petersburg, Florida, US

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