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A deep sea forest teeming with life has been explored for the first time by scientists inside submersible craft off the shores of Bermuda. Divers from the Nekton Foundation described the find, on the unexplored Argus Seamount off Bermuda, as a “new b...

Explorers of the deep ocean Nekton who have been exploring Bermuda’s sea bed have produced a 360 degree virtual reality video that allows viewers to experience a virtual submersible dive to the deepest point of the world’s ocean. The film shows foota...

After several days of exploring the waters off Bermuda, the Canadian Coast Guard ship Hudson heads back north this week, leaving a trove of information with local scientists. “We think it’s our fourth visit over the 53 years we’ve been sailing,” Capt...

Corporation of Hamilton staff were shocked and saddened by the killing of a koi at the Queen Elizabeth Park. The fish, the largest female in the park’s decorative pool, was discovered dead yesterday morning with staff believing the animal was killed ...

Chairman of the Cross Island Legacy committee Wayne Caines has urged the public to submit ideas for the future use of the land. “We want Bermudians to have the ability to dream,” Mr Caines said in a talk at Hamilton Rotary Club on Tuesday. Mr Caines...

Aspiring marine scientist Eloise Federer has raised $200 for Dolphin Quest and donated $260 to the Marine Mammal Centre — all by making necklaces out of recycled goods. When the eight-year-old came to Bermuda four years ago, she had a passion for mar...

An apparent die-off of fish last week, thought to be caused by a toxic algal bloom or water contamination, turned out to be more mundane in its cause. The many dead fish floating up on the Pembroke shoreline came from a castaway catch, according to a...

The Lionfish exhibition that was hosted by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute has found a new home at Gorham’s and will later travel to Dockyard. Gorham’s general manager, Andrew Mackay, said: “We were thrilled to welcome the Lionfish trave...

More than 100 suggestions have been submitted on how to use the nine acres of reclaimed land in Dockyard after the America’s Cup next year. But the Cross Island Legacy committee — tasked with generating ideas for the future of the land — want at leas...

Restaurants will be forbidden from pouring fats, oils and grease straight down the sink, after the House of Assembly approved a new environmentally conscious Bill. Health and seniors minister Jeanne Atherden introduced the Public Health Amendment (No...

A deep ocean research mission is set to begin off the coast of Bermuda tomorrow. Conducted by multidisciplinary organisation Nekton, the scientific programme will create a new standardised methodology to be used by marine biologists for measuring phy...

Exactly 200 days after two fishermen found her bobbing aimlessly off the North Shore and gasping for every breath, Daisy the loggerhead turtle has been returned to the open ocean. The endangered creature was on the brink of death, suffering from pneu...