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The Crystal Caves are this week celebrating the International Day of Caves and the Subterranean World, promising “special offers” tomorrow. The international event, organised by the International Show Cave Association, will be celebrated by show cave...

The relocation of turtles for the America’s Cup presents a host of ethical dilemmas, according to environmentalist Stuart Hayward. According to the Bermuda Government, temporarily moving turtles from the Great Sound to an ocean enclosure will protect...

The Bermuda National Trust will be holding a clean up of the Scaur Lodge Nature Reserve in Sandys this weekend. The project, which takes places from 8.30am to 1pm on Saturday, is being spearheaded by the Trust’s volunteer group Another National Trust...

Predatory fish once common in our waters including groupers and snappers are at “critically low numbers”, causing a threat to Bermuda’s coral reefs, according to a new report. Scientists Thaddeus and Jessie Murdoch released the report through the Be...

Dear Sir, I would be grateful if you would publish my observations concerning a recent occurrence. On April 4, Progressive Labour Party MP Diallo Rabain issued a statement indicating that he found the Rubis leak “very troubling”, as it was a “great c...

The underwater war being waged on Bermuda’s lionfish took a giant leap forward yesterday morning as a prototype submersible robot caught one of the invasive predators via remote access. A hefty team of scientists, conservationists and roboticists ga...

A satellite transmitter crucial to the Bermuda Turtle Project has been found by a reef diver in the Bahamas. The equipment was used to chart the progress of Hardy, a green turtle who swam 1,000 miles from Bermuda to the Caribbean country last year. I...

Hidden beneath the grass, soil and layers of sand dredged from the Flatts Inlet lies the remnants of Eve’s Pond. The Hamilton Parish pond was filled in the 1920s with dredged material that was pumped to the site by pipeline and few of the residents l...

Conservationist David Wingate has overseen every pond restoration and creation project to have taken place in Bermuda over the past half-century. Most have involved the restoration of natural ponds that were filled in with garbage and rubble during t...

Nearly 20,000 gallons of gasoline was spilt in a leak at the Rubis terminal in St George’s last week, the company has confirmed. Three government ministers and Michael Dunkley have been briefed by Rubis officials on site. In a statement issued yest...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce is back from the brink after the public answered a call for support, but fundraising efforts continue. In January, the environmental organisation said that a shortfall of donations had left it unable...

Bermuda’s small cahow population is welcoming a new member after a baby bird hatched from its shell last night. Located in its burrow on the Nonsuch Island colony, it began making a break from its egg at about 1am yesterday and finally hatched at 9.4...