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Sewage was again found washing up on south shore beaches yesterday, despite a raft of apparent efforts by Government and the Corporation of Hamilton to resolve the issue. The balls of sewage, which Government has said are coming from the Seabright se...

The team behind a major survey of plastic pollution in the waters around Bermuda will tonight talk about their findings. Plastic Tides — which carried out an 11-day trip around Bermuda on paddleboards — looked at plastic pollution in the ocean. Now t...

June 22, 2014 Dear Sir, I read with interest the article by Edward Harris on littering, but thought that it was spoiled by a cheap pandering aside to the effect that litterers tend to be mainly male. A quick google search finds no obvious evidence o...

Creating trash art, learning more about basic survival on a solar-powered paddle board, taking pictures while trying out the board and planting tomatoes and herbs were some of the exciting things Year 7 students from Warwick Academy did when members ...

Youngsters at Victor Scott Primary are making a big difference by finding ways to reduce the amount of trash being thrown out, and switching off lights and air conditioning when rooms are not in use to save electricity. “We’re using 1,000 kilowatts p...

June 21, 2014 Dear Sir, I read the recent RG opinion editorial on rethinking the environment with much interest. It was, I thought, an excellent consideration of the situation in Bermuda, both historically and in the present day. I was also concerne...

Bermuda’s waters are polluted with high levels of plastic waste, according to an international team of conservationists. The Plastic Tides team are spending nearly a fortnight on the Island, using paddleboards to sample the seas for micro-plastics — ...

Five years ago a charred cedar tree root was found 53 feet below the ocean surface, some nine miles north of the Island as it is today. It is evidence of what the 250 square mile Bermuda archipelago looked like some 8,000 years ago — a benchmark for ...

A Bermudian species of fern is on the edge of extinction, according to an international “red list” of endangered species. The Governor Laffan’s Fern and the Bermuda Shield Fern have both been included in the International Union for the Conservation o...