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Developer Gilbert Lopes has shot down accusations by BEST that the Grand Atlantic site is being used as a staging ground for his construction projects elsewhere. Environmentalist Stuart Hayward said area residents have complained about dust, huge fir...

Government’s feral chicken cull programme is having unintended consequences, the SPCA has warned, following the discovery of “significant” numbers of dead wild birds. In a press release issued yesterday the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to An...

The Throne Speech has received high praise from the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) for its commitment to environmental issues. Along with promising further work on turning Southlands into a national park, the speech said amendm...

In 2012 scientists at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) were able to make significant strides in understanding pressing ocean science issues of local, regional, and global importance. During this time, BIOS educators also brought ocean s...

Bermuda’s solar panel industry applauded a Government plan to modify the Island’s building code to encourage energy efficiency. Environment Minister Sylvan Richards made the announcement at a public forum last week. Said Tim Madeiros, CEO and founder...

Bermuda’s coral reefs could be indirectly impacted by the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig explosion that saw millions of gallons of oil leaked into the ocean — ironically not by the oil, but by chemicals used in the clean up. This came from Dr Gret...

An area blighted by litter around the Parsons Road playground has been spruced up by residents alongside the police Community Action Team. The volunteer effort was organised courtesy of Keep Bermuda Beautiful. KBB Executive Director Anne Hyde said th...

Bermuda’s parks get a good to fair grade, but they are in need of upgrade. This was the verdict from Bermuda’s first park ranger, Jeff Tiberi, who was recently on the Island for a visit with his family after a two-decade absence. During his time in B...

An impressive osprey has been photographed tucking into a fish it had caught on the western side of the Island. The large bird of prey was one of three spotted at Morgan's Point during an Island-wide Christmas bird count by the Bermuda Audubon Socie...