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Bermuda’s first virtual Agricultural Exhibition is to go ahead on later this month. Organisers said the May 21 date was set after weeks of consultation to ensure a socially distanced event in line with the Government’s phased plans for loosening Cov...

Lovers of Bermuda’s iconic Longtail can now watch a chick being raised by its parents in a nest on Nonsuch Island thanks to modern technology. Following on the wildly popular cahow cam, the longtail cam is a livestream of a chick hatched on April 24...

Bermudians are being urged to support an appeal to help people in St Vincent where a volcanic eruption has forced the evacuation of thousands of residents. The West Indian Association for St Vincent and the Grenadines (WIA), said plumes of ash from ...

The dangers of plastic pollution will be discussed at a special presentation this week. The talk, The Perils of Plastic Pollution, will examine the human and environmental costs associated with plastic use and disposal and was organised by the Bermu...

Bermuda’s national bird continues to set records after scientists reported a new high number of 142 established breeding pairs, up from 135 pairs in 2020. The number of Cahow pairs on the nature reserve of Nonsuch Island has increased to 27 this yea...

A Government plan to ban high pollution two-stroke motorcycles and change its fleet to electric vehicles in a bid to cut emissions was yesterday backed by environmentalists. But the owner of the Bermuda Transport Museum warned the ban on two strokes ...

An environmental charity has used the pandemic as a chance to clean up and modernise its website. The Keep Bermuda Beautiful project was launched by Anne Hyde, a former executive director, who said that improvements to the website, kbb.bm, were long ...

The Government could ban some motorcycles as part of efforts to cut pollution, it was revealed yesterday. A Government spokeswoman said a plan had been drawn up to reduce carbon emissions from vehicles over the next 15 years. She said the strategy in...

Residents are being asked to celebrate tomorrow’s Earth Day by doing something positive for the environment. Sustainability campaign group Greenrock is challenging residents to mark the event by recycling waste, starting a garden, or avoiding plastic...

An outdoor, open air amphitheatre could be erected in Riddell’s Bay, according to a recent planning application. The amphitheatre, earmarked for an empty area on the former golf course, would features four rows of concrete pads with solar light fixtu...