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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...

Obtaining as much as $150 million in financing, juggling staffing issues and building and siting what could be a $300-million new infrastructure to feed Belco’s power plant are some of the hurdles in front of Bermuda’s electricity company. Belco must...

Lower electricity bills, less trash being thrown out and the school’s garden benefiting from plentiful rich compost are some of the tangible results West Pembroke Primary is reaping thanks to a proactive green initiative that started at the end of la...

The path to a cleaner energy supply at a lower cost to the consumer could begin soon with “smart meters” for every home in Bermuda, together with conservation education. But it won’t come until Belco and government strike a deal determining how the b...

A renowned scientist leading a study on Bermuda’s water quality has been killed in a landslide on Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean. Quebec medical researcher Éric Dewailly, 59, was one of two people who died on Tuesday when a cliff above them colla...

Throughout our long history most Bermudians have had an intuitive understanding of the fact that if you protect the land and water around you, the land and water will return the favour. In fact, Bermuda has always been something of a trailblazer when...

Environmentalists have voiced concerns after MPs backed amendments to a law aimed at protecting the Island’s wildlife. The changes will allow the destruction of habitats of protected species — but only if alternative homes or captive breeding can be...