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Sexual orientation is not a binary choice between homosexuality and heterosexuality, says Jonathan Starling

The deadline for the submission of applications is February 27

British Overseas Territories strategy sets out a pathway for conservation plan

Funding will help the non-governmental organisation to preserve and protect Bermuda’s biodiversity

An American biosciences company has launched Aanika Re in Bermuda with initial backing from Adit Ventures, the global venture capital firm. Aanika Biosciences was accepted into the Bermuda Monetary Authority’s “innovation hub” earlier this year, maki...

A whale expert whose love of the subject was sparked by watching the sea creatures in the waters off Bermuda as a child is to deliver a presentation on the subject next week. Nan Hauser, the president and director of the Centre for Cetacean Research ...

Bermuda is to become a field station for a new study on the songs of humpback whales, it was announced yesterday. The study, “Sound of Science”, will explore differences in song trends and phrases between North Atlantic whales and their South Pacific...

Bermuda was in the spotlight over the weekend in a US TV segment that featured an island scientist and a centuries-old sea mystery. The island’s position on the edge of the Sargasso Sea brought a CBS crew to the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences to...

A report focusing on the biodiversity crisis is the latest wake-up call by business organisations for the inhabitants of the planet. Waking up to nature – the biodiversity imperative in financial services, a report launched by EY, in collaboratio...

A multimillion-dollar marine research robot was unveiled to students at Warwick Academy this week at the school’s Marine Science Facility. The students were introduced to the cutting-edge technology behind the Remus 100, a remotely operated vehicle ...

Government is calling on the public to keep a watch out for two pest vine species being found around the island. Kudzu and hyacinth beans were reported in Bermuda in 2008 and, despite efforts to remove the aggressive vines, patches remain. A governme...