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Building from the success of the previous version of his Reef Life app, Ron Lucas’ latest update for the free android version of the app features images in high definition, a new section on corals, a few additional or replacement photos and a new scr...

Contractors have been asked to respond to a request for information on the supply of electric vehicles for the government fleet. The RFI was issued through the Ministry of Public Works and green energy consultants the Rocky Mountain Institute to gath...

One of Bermuda’s best-known charities, KBB, has joined forces with One Bermuda Alliance candidate Nicky Gurret to help a clean-up in Sandys. It will take place along Bob’s Valley Road near West End Primary and all area residents and students, includ...

A Bermuda College student has won an environmental charity’s logo competition. Anthony Buckley used elements of Keep Bermuda Beautiful’s green “tidy man” logo and added a “Bermuda pink” border for the Adopt-a-Spot Logo Design Competition. KBB’s board...

Tests will be carried out on emissions at Belco’s North Power Station by the main contractor for the construction of the plant, it was announced yesterday. Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor, a Danish-based firm, will conduct assessments this ...

Samples of seawater at some of Bermuda’s most popular beaches showed lower levels of bacteria this year than in the same period in 2019, it was revealed yesterday. The Ministry of Health said it was “encouraged” by the results of its seawater monitor...

Keen birdwatcher Paul Watson had a spring to remember. Perched at Cooper’s Point in June, Mr Watson counted some 2,500 great shearwater in just 80 minutes, he reported in the summer edition of the Bermuda Audubon Society newsletter. Mr Watson said: “...

An endangered plant last seen growing in the wild more than a century ago has taken the first step on a comeback from the brink of extinction. A total of four Governor Laffan’s Ferns planted in the Bermuda Audubon Society’s nature reserve at Sears Ca...

Floral “red umbrellas” that pop up across the island in summer have failed to come out in substantial numbers this year. Horticulturalists said that a lack of rainfall or damage caused by Hurricane Humberto last year could be the root cause of why po...

Pollution levels around the Belco power station are to be monitored by environmental officials after complaints from residents in the area. The Department of Environmental and Natural Resources said a mobile air-quality monitoring station, bought by ...