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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...

Raising environmentally conscious children will be the main thrust of an interactive session geared for parents next month. The session will be hosted by Bermudian author David Chapman at a book signing event to launch the latest in the ‘Daddy And I ...

A “waste audit” of the Bermuda Rugby Classic showed that the Island does “a terrible job” of separating its recyclables, according to the environmental group Greenrock. The group teamed with Keep Bermuda Beautiful, Bermuda College volunteers and the ...

As the December 17 General Election approaches The Royal Gazette is publishing a comprehensive series of articles on the major issues facing the Island. Owain Johnston-Barnes takes a look at the issue of the Environment in today’s instalment. Energy...

Both the ruling Progressive Labour Party and the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance have spoken on issues affecting the environment. Government has historically stressed the need to balance environmental issues while creating economic growth; the Opposi...

A large osprey was kept company by a smaller gull as it hunted for fish off the North Shore in Hamilton Parish yesterday morning. The bird of prey, a migratory visitor to the Island, feeds almost exclusively on fish and is an impressive hunter. With ...

Bermuda’s intrepid green turtle ‘Tucker’ has reached the Bahamas after an epic 1,000-mile swim that included a head-on encounter with Hurricane Sandy. The turtle was one of five caught in the ocean around Bermuda and fitted with GPS tracking tags bef...

Events ranging from a ‘lunch and learn’ geared to aiding the public understand their energy bills to an award-winning documentary “Chasing Ice” are in this year’s line-up for Caricom Energy Week in Bermuda. Minister of Environment, Planning and Infra...

We are approaching election season with the imminent Presidential election ratcheting up the tension in the USA and a Bermuda national election due before the end of the year. The topics hitting headlines are who is telling lies about what, the finan...

(Part 1 of 2) Ever since Bermuda was first settled confusion has reigned over whether the mulberry trees on the Island were native: ie part of the pre-colonial woodland flora, or whether they were introduced from Europe after settlement only. Confusi...