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Bermuda’s environmental watchdog group has called on Government to ensure that “Bermuda’s largest remaining open spaces” are not sold off, now that Tucker’s Point has gone into receivership. On hearing the news, BEST chairman Stuart Hayward said he w...

A larger marine reserve would better benefit Bermuda, according to Chris Flook of the Pew Environmental Group. While the Government is asking the public to consider several possible marine reserve proposals for Bermuda Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), ...

Government is looking to upgrade the facilities at several of the Island’s National Parks, starting with John Smith’s Bay. The Ministry of Environment and Planning recently applied for planning permission to erect new rest room and lifeguard faciliti...

A derelict home has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and vermin, making life a nightmare for area residents. And one neighbour claims that a pine tree left to grow unchecked on the abandoned Sandys property is contaminating water supplies, bec...

To highlight the importance of volunteering in Bermuda, the Centre on Philanthropy has paid tribute to the efforts of Eugene Dean, who volunteers for Greenrock. Greenrock stated: “Eugene lends hundreds of hours of volunteer time to Greenrock by way o...

Scuba tanks, laptops and forklift batteries. What do these items have in common? While all of these items may be found for sale on local classified websites, they are also a selection of goods that can be processed in Bermuda at our Materials Recover...

Coral bleaching caused by record high water temperatures is being watched closely by the Department of Conservation Services. A spokeswoman for the Department said the whitened coral was not dead, and should regain its colour with the onset of cooler...

Crumbling cliffs at Warwick’s Grand Atlantic development can’t be blamed solely on the Casuarina trees that grow there, according to tree expert Martin Brown. Mr Brown was speaking after developer Gilbert Lopes said that Casuarinas, which flourish al...