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Most Bermudians work hard to ensure that their families develop loving, nurturing relationships, achieve financial stability and build quality support systems. Making the most of life with those we love while providing a stable and secure home, in a...

This is the second in a series of commentaries on the proposed development in the South Basin at Dockyard and why the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce is objecting to it. The main issue is the environmental impact of the developmen...

The signpost that once stood on the junction of Bulkhead Drive and Khyber Pass in Warwick highlighting the historical significance of the Railway Way Trail has been lying in the dust for several months. It is symptomatic of the problems that plague t...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce will go to court to challenge plans to develop the South Basin in preparation for the America’s Cup. BEST maintains it is fully behind the 2017 sporting spectacle and that the group had tried to fulf...

When looking forward to the future of Bermuda, it is important to understand that social, environmental and economic factors all come into play. Balancing these pillars is important if we want to achieve and sustain success; having such a holistic a...

Bermuda was represented as conservation officers and scientific researchers from around the world teamed up for a conference in Gibraltar. Best practice tips were exchanged and partnerships forged with the aim of securing wildlife and ecosystems in t...

One of only three breeding pairs of common tern in Bermuda has welcomed offspring. Former conservation officer David Wingate has renewed his appeal to the public to stay away from the buoy nesting site in St George’s Harbour. “It will now be approx...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce has announced it will be seeking legal advice after an appeal against final planning approval for the South Basin development was dismissed. The group had appealed against the decision to grant fina...

Family, friends and colleagues have paid tribute to a guardian of Bermuda’s heritage after the passing of Elfrida Chappell. Mrs Chappell, who celebrated turning 100 last year, was remembered as a “heroic woman” with a passion for conservation: she d...

After a failed first nesting attempt, a pair of rare seabirds are set to become parents any day now. The pair — one of only three breeding pairs of common tern in Bermuda — lost their first batch of eggs when a boat tied up to their nesting site. ...

About 60 volunteers joined forces from various organisations on Sunday to help clean up Elbow Beach after the July 4 celebrations. Some 70 bags of trash were collected amounting to about 1,500lbs of waste — equivalent to about a pound of waste for ea...

Discarded glass and plastics bottles strewn along the coastline have become a death trap for one of the Island’s most endangered animals. Earlier this summer, wildlife ecologist Mark Outerbridge and British student Helena Turner embarked on a pioneer...