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Aquaculture can provide much of Bermuda’s seafood needs while providing safe and meaningful employment

A South Shore cliff face where waves have cut away at the base has again prompted warnings from area residents

Kim Smith, of BEST, writes of experiencing the same lack of engagement with the Minister of Home Affairs as did the fishermen

The row between fishermen and the Government over marine conservation plans shows no sign of letting up

As every year passes, climate change and its consequences become increasingly evident. Unfortunately, as we watch huge plumes of toxic gases being pumped into the air and see vast garbage patches in the ocean, followed by pictures of dead sea creatur...

Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, has said his door remains open to talks with fishermen about a controversial marine conversation plan. The comments came after the Fishermen’s Association Bermuda sent the minister a letter requesting a discus...

More than 100 middle and senior students from across the island were given an insight into life beneath the ocean at a virtual seminar organised by the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme. Experts from Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences presented a s...

An MP campaigning to stop a medical waste incinerator in her constituency appeared to backtrack this week on earlier comments about when she first heard of the controversial facility. Tinée Furbert, a minister and the government MP for St George’s So...

‘Tis the season for stuff! Fun things such as stuffing a turkey, stuffing a stocking, buying stuff, wrapping stuff and giving stuff. Unfortunately most stuff comes wrapped in plastic, which then has to be thrown away. With so much going on at this ti...

Dear Sir, For policy to work, it needs to be targeted, appropriate and effective. Just because birds and airplanes both fly, it doesn’t mean you have a common management strategy for them. The Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme’s current MSP oversimp...

Dear Sir, Bermuda’s environmental organisations continue to do all we can to advocate for conservation of our island’s environment, but sometimes we lose – and Bermuda loses too. The latest casualty is property on Devonshire Marsh zoned Open Space at...

Residents in St David’s have called on the Government to halt the development of a proposed medical waste facility in Southside and order an independent environmental impact assessment. Terlena Murphy, a spokeswoman for the pressure group Concerned C...