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  1. NOAA and the Alabama Department of Conservation developed a Comprehensive Oyster Restoration Strategy.

Alabama Oyster Season Opens November 2, Harvest Limited to Specific Grids

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The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced that the state oyster season will open on November 2, 2026. Harvest is limited to the Cedar Point East, Cedar Point West, and Heron Bay grids, Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The season closure date will be determined based on daily reporting, as low oyster populations continue in Alabama's public oyster reefs.

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The state agency will monitor oyster landings to determine when and which grids to close throughout the season. Low oyster populations, which have been affected by periods of drought, flooding rains, and extreme heat, indicate ongoing challenges for the local oyster industry.

NOAA and the Alabama Department of Conservation developed a Comprehensive Oyster Restoration Strategy.

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    Gulf Shores might see constraints on seafood industry revenue due to harvest limits and low stock levels.

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