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Did you know that oysters can actually help make marine environments healthier? Yamaha Rightwaters, Yamaha's sustainability program, recently partnered with Georgia Southern University to learn more about the role oysters play in carbon sequestration on the Georgia coast. It's a program that could tell us a lot more about the importance of oysters.

Yamaha Rightwaters joined forces with Texas A&M University’s Harte Research Institute and the Coastal Conservation Association to initiate a new conservation project designed to evaluate the role of oyster reefs in capturing and storing carbon in St. Charles Bay in the Gulf of Mexico. The team is rebuilding oyster reefs with recycled oyster shells. Oysters naturally sequester carbon and have the ability to reduce ocean acidification.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Ish Monroe gives great ideas of how to be clean while out on the water.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Ish Monroe discussed the effects of tires on waterways and the proper techniques for disposing of them.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's Ish Monroe talks about the importance of fishing rights and advocacy.

Yamaha Pro Mark Menendez talks about eh invasive Asian Carp problem.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Mark Menendez discusses the importance in management of your catch and the techniques necessary to sustain the fishing population

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Mark Menendez walks us through the responsibility a fisherman has to help conserve the population of fish.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Mark Menendez discusses the importance in keeping our waters clean to ensure fishing population and habitats are secure for years to come.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Mark Menendez talks to us about techniques and tips to fishing smart to conserve the fish population.

Yamaha Pro Fishing's own Mark Menendez talks about the use of Seaqualizer as a tool to keep fishing populations healthy after a catch.

Yamaha Pro Mike Iaconelli talks about how to combat invasive species on the water.

Yamaha Pro Mike Iaconelli talks about the importance of clean waterways.

Yamaha Pro Mike Iaconelli talks about the importance of catch and release when fishing.

Yamaha Pro Mike Iaconelli talks about the importance of bass anglers getting involved in all fishery issues.

Yamaha Rightwaters - Ish Monroe

Yamaha Pro Mike Iaconelli talks about the harm ethanol can do to an outboard motor.

Mike Iaconelli shows how fisherman can Advocate  for fishing access and rights.

Yamaha unveiled the world’s first hydrogen-powered outboard for recreational boats at the 2024 Miami International Boat Show. The announcement included a prototype fuel system integrated into a Regulator Marine boat and plans to test the prototype on the water later this year. #hydrogenengine\n#yamahaoutboards #yamahabluelife #sustainability \n\nSubscribe to our YouTube Channel to be the first to see the latest videos on all things Yamaha Outboards:  / @yamahaoutboards01  \n\nFOLLOW YAMAHA OUTBOARDS ON SOCIAL:\nInstagram:   / yamahaoutboards  \nFacebook:   / yamahaoutboards  \nTwitter:   / yamahaoutboards

Yamaha Pro Angler Mark Menendez announces Yamaha Rightwaters support of the Ducks Unlimited Gulf Coast Initiative, a conservation project which will rebuild wetlands and help reduce ocean acidification in Louisiana and Texas.

Yamaha Pros join with Capt. Adam Morley with the Matanzas Riverkeepers for a day of cleaning up the water ways.