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A host of students were honoured yesterday for their filmmaking talent and environmental mindset as part of the fourth annual Earth Day Video Competition. More than thirty students from six schools entered the contest, organised by the Bermuda Nation...

Students from Victor Scott Primary School joined Premier Michael Dunkley, Health, Seniors and Environment Minister Jeanne Atherden and Education Minister Wayne Scott in planting a Bermuda Cedar tree yesterday to mark Earth Day. The tree planting took...

Toddlers at Stepping Stones Nursery and Preschool have been turning trash into art as part of an initiative to improve how the environment is treated in Bermuda. Stepping Stones is aiming to become the first preschool on the Island to earn the inter...

New policy and processes have been announced with regards to the safe and effective management of sharp, biohazardous and pharmaceutical waste in Bermuda. The Department of Health said the new measures will come into effect on June 1. The new policy...

A strategy to control the population of invasive species is being developed by the Ministry of Environment. The plans follow legislation passed last month that extended powers to members of the public to destroy pest birds that threaten the livelihoo...

Campaigners upset about the new maintenance yard in Botanical Gardens have turned to Public Access to Information legislation to see if environmental reports were carried out on the project. In a statement, Take Back Our Park (TBOP) stated it had use...

A piece of trash art created by students in Bermuda has formed part of a presentation on marine litter at the United Nations in New York. “Franklin the Turtle” was carried to the United Nations Environmental Programme’s (UNEP) Marine Litter Conferenc...

A possible bald eagle sighting has been reported from the West End, with locals urged to keep a lookout for the rare visitor. Former conservation officer David Wingate said farmer Junior Hill had spotted a powerfully built raptor on Friday fitting th...

Kay Latter’s name was synonymous with garbage about 30 years ago. She was then the driving force behind RockWatchers, a Keep Bermuda Beautiful offshoot that worked diligently to keep the Island in a pristine state. At one point, there were 500 groups...

A large Indian laurel that has been growing in Par-la-Ville car park for at least three decades was lifted out of the ground last night to be moved to a new home on Front Street. It is to be replanted next to the horse and buggy canopy near Number On...

Native and endemic species are being planted in Warwick near Southlands by Belco, the power generating company is advising the public. Landscape gardening company Brown & Company Ltd is doing the work in the vicinity of Southlands in Warwick. The nat...

An action group that is trying to stop the Bermuda Government from going ahead with a maintenance yard in the middle of the Botanical Gardens, has expressed safety concerns over a water tower at the site. “Sections of the roof of the water tower wer...