Maryland Shell Recycling
Oyster Roasts & Seafood Festivals | Drop-off Locations | Restaurants
Oyster Roasts & Seafood Festivals
CBF collects shells from oyster roasts and seafood festivals. Contact Dan Johannes ahead of time at [email protected] or 443-482-2174 and we can provide free pickup, as well as bins and signage to minimize shells mixing with other refuse.
Drop-off Locations
There are several public shell recycling drop-off locations across Maryland. If you are interested in hosting a shell-recycling bin, contact Dan Johannes at [email protected] or 443-482-2174.
AnnapolisAnglers Hunting Fishing Annapolis Seafood Market Chesapeake Bay Foundation Eastport Yacht Club Weems Creek Nursery School Shell recycling bins in the Annapolis area are sponsored by . BaltimoreParking lot of the Downtown Sailing Center and Baltimore Museum of Industry, to the right of the entrance. Chesapeake BeachBreezy Point Marina EastonEaston Point 24 Hour Gas and Diesel |
EdgewaterOak Grove Marina FrederickCommon Market Co-Op May's Restaurant Glen BurnieArturo's Restaurant Lake Shore/PasadenaBodkin Elementary School Severna ParkStarbucks Shady SideDiscovery Village Union BridgeGravel Springs Farm Upper MarlboroClagett Farm and CSA |
Participating Restaurants
The following restaurants also participate in the Save Oyster Shells program:
AnnapolisAnnapolis Yacht Club Clubhouse BaltimoreThe Ivy Hotel and Magdalena Restaurant Bel AirConrad's Crab & Seafood Market Easton4 Dogs Brewing Co & Pub EssexMcFaul's Oyster & Reel FrederickFirestone GalesvillePirates Cove Restaurant GambrillsBlue Dolphin |
Glen BurnieArturo's Restaurant Havre de GraceWater Street Seafood North EastForge ParkvilleMcFaul's Ironhorse Tavern Port DepositLee's Landing Dock Bar Severna ParkBrian Boru Restaurant & Pub Shady SideBrick House Restaurant St. MichaelsBistros |
To learn more about how you can become involved in the oyster shell recycling program please contact Dan Johannes at [email protected] or 443-482-2174.
To learn more about CBF's oyster recycling partners in Maryland please visit the Oyster Recovery Partnership.
More Ways to Help
- Become a volunteer and help collect shells from participating restaurants and oyster roasts.
- Become a Maryland oyster gardener.