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The Bermuda Government will close the Material Recovery Facility for one year in an effort to reduce spending, according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister for Public Works. Responding to reports of the suspension of service, Mr Cannonier said: “The Mi...

The “Cahow Cam” is back and staff at the Department of Conservation Services have just witnessed the hatching of a cahow chick at 1.45pm today on Nonsuch Island. Members of the public can watch live at: www.nonsuchisland.com/live-cahow-cam/ or http:/...

The half-century old trees growing in the median of Ewing Street received a high tech boost yesterday. Horticultural workers from Horsfield Landscaping and Design Ltd started the process of installing Silva Cells in the ground beside them. Albert Key...

New landslides along Southlands beach have prompted fresh calls for the area to be given full national park protection. The stretch of coastline in Warwick has long been subject to wave and wind erosion prompting parts of the cliff to collapse. In th...

Students are being offered the chance to learn about the Island’s marine environment from world-class South African free diver Hanli Prinsloo. She is taking part in the upcoming Kids on the Reef programme, in which middle school pupils practice skil...

Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier has called reports of illegal dumping at TN Tatem Middle School “disturbing”, warning the public of the potential consequences of such behaviour. In a statement issued this afternoon in response to a report in to...

For the past two years Saltus students have spent their free time at John Smith’s Bay — cleaning, clearing and hauling garbage. They were recognised for those efforts with a KBB Appreciation Award last night. Nearly 300 of Saltus Grammar School’s stu...

Green group BEST has called for a more extensive environmental survey to be conducted on the South Basin marina project. Chairman Stuart Hayward said parts of the existing report had been taken from a previous Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) co...

This week is National Invasive Species Awareness Week and the Department of Conservation Services would like to highlight some of Bermuda’s most aggressive invasive species and suggest ways in which members of the public can assist the department in ...

Environmental groups will be hoping for a green budget that sees sufficient funds set aside to promote sustainable energy initiatives and preserve the Island’s parklands. Finance Minister, Bob Richards is set to outline the eagerly awaited budget for...

The Department of Energy has invited public input into the formulation of a new Electricity Policy, by hosting a “community conversation” tomorrow from 6.30pm to 8.30pm at the Goodwin C. Smith Heritage Worship Centre on 59 Dundonald Street, Hamilton....

A tabled amendment to the Bird Protection Act could extend the power to destroy “pest” birds to any member of the public who is authorised by the Environment Minister. And a separate amendment to the Firearms Act would also pave the way for certain c...