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Cell phone towers could be subjected to regular and closer monitoring after they have been erected, Government has revealed. The move comes after residents voiced concerns about the potential health effects the towers could have on surrounding reside...

Business opportunities for entrepreneurs in blue (water-related) and green industries are the focus of a Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) seminar moderated by Jack Ward, who is the president of Bermuda Environmental Consulting, Ltd and...

Environmentalists have joined forces as part of an ongoing scheme to save Bermuda’s bee population. Government together with the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce are looking into whether a ban on neonicotinoid pesticides could help ...

With just one deep sea submersible, Bermuda could become a major contender in underwater exploration. So believes ocean advocate Oliver Steeds, who will be a speaker at TedX Bermuda next month. “There are only eight deep diving submersibles in the wo...

BEST chairman Stuart Hayward has called for stronger measures to protect Bermuda’s trees and animal species. Addressing the Rotary Club yesterday he also urged caution over new plans to build a series of marinas across the Island. Mr Hayward advocate...

Marking 40 years as an environmental activist, Stuart Hayward will address Hamilton Rotary Club today on the latest initiatives of the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Task Force. “Admiralty House Park was my first open space campaign and my firs...

A Sandys resident has criticised Government for excessive culling of trees and vegetation in the parish. Craig Mayor said that much of the work currently being done in Somerset was excessive and ruined the unique character of the area. And he claimed...

The Ministry of Public Works last night apologised for cutting down a poinciana tree after stating that only a pruning would take place. Government had posted a notice in Friday’s edition of this newspaper to notify the public that it intended to “re...

The Ombudsman is “more likely than not” to issue a special report on the Government’s reaction to a finding that it failed to protect a historic cemetery at Tucker’s Town. Victoria Pearman told The Royal Gazette that the Department of Planning had re...