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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...

Work to replace a sewage plant responsible for a “terrible smell” at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute is due to begin this month. Neighbours of the Devonshire facility have complained about the odour for several years and raised concerns it was li...

Plans for Shelly Bay Beach are to be revealed this evening as prospective developer Tom Steinhoff lays out his proposals for the site. The 7.30pm meeting at the beach was brokered by Hamilton Parish Members of Parliament Derrick Burgess and Wayne Fur...

A community garden on the Southlands property will be ready this Autumn but work must still be done before the site can be named a national park. While the project was described as a step towards the South Shore property becoming a park, Public Works...

Environmental groups have hit out at “irresponsible” and “disrespectful” partygoers who left piles of broken glass, rusty nails and other trash at Southlands beach on Saturday. Anne Hyde, director of Keep Bermuda Beautiful, has contacted the Bermuda ...

A rarely seen waterfowl has called on Bermuda for only the second time in the Island’s history, prompting astonishment at the Bermuda Audubon Society. The West Indian Whistling Duck, last spotted here in 1907, was sighted by Crista Smith at Tobacco B...

Thunder and lightning could not dampen the spirits of volunteers who rallied in the West End to help clean up Mangrove Bay Beach. Locals, tourists and even American Navy sailors pitched in to restore the beach to its natural state during the communi...

Two Warwick Academy students are the proud winners of prizes in the recent Reef Watch Art Competition. The winners were Rachael Dill for her sea turtle sculpture and Jamie Newton, who recently joined the school as his father is part of Team Oracle, ...

Visitors to the Botanical Gardens have raised a series of complaints online about the condition of the park. While the park still carries a 3½ star rating on travel site TripAdvisor, a series of visitor reviews in recent months have labelled it “disa...

A campaign group calling for work on the new maintenance yard at Botanical Gardens to be halted have written to MPs and Senators for support. Take Back Our Park has so far gathered more than 3,000 signatures to stop work until an independent review o...

Toxins from fossil fuels are causing a worrying number of deformities in the Island’s pond life according to recent research. A study by the Bermuda Amphibian Project, led by principal investigator Jamie Bacon, found deformities in a quarter of all t...