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After two years of “sweat and hard work” HSBC Bermuda will tomorrow open more acreage of Cooper's Island Nature Reserve to the public. Bank CEO Phil Butterfield spoke yesterday on what he called the opening of an “absolutely outstanding piece of pro...

A concerned resident who claims he saw two men fishing near the Vixen shipwreck is calling on the public to preserve the protected area. The man, who asked not to be named, said he was on a tour boat around 7pm when he saw locals catching fish in th...

Government needs your help in tracking two recently introduced species of lizard. The Department of Conservation Services within the Ministry of Public Works yesterday advised that two geckos, the Mediterranean or Turkish gecko, (Hemidactylus turcicu...

Know Your Ocean BIOS More often than not, when asked to think about the ocean people picture a plain blue background teaming with life: their imaginations conjuring up everything from dolphins to seaweed. Ocean waters are more than a backdrop for m...

Hello, has everyone out there reading these articles begun growing food yet? Summer is not the most inspiring time to begin but without much sweat and effort you can grow something that loves the heat a banana plant. Bermudians say they prefer local ...

Getting back to nature. That’s what it can take for Bermuda to become the perfect paradise many only reminisce about. From planting, reaping and sharing the benefits of our harvest, Bermuda can get back to its roots, according to Omari Dill, who is w...

A new documentary film about the global bee crisis is to screen in Bermuda on Sunday, June 19 as part of the Weekend Film Series at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. Queen of the Sun: What Are the Bees Telling Us? offers a profound, alter...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute marked World Oceans’ Day yesterday by donating several educational DVDs to the Island’s schools. The DVDs all focus on Bermuda’s oceans, exploring the history and future of the Island’s waters, as well as ...

Though the vast majority of Bermudians realise the environmental benefits renewable energy can bring to our Island, many are still unaware of just how accessible the technology has become in recent years. Furthermore, the speed at which the field of...

The Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy recently received a $250 donation from the winner of the ages 15- to 18-year-old category of the 2011 Earth Hour Student Essay Competition. Renee Greenslade, who came top in the essay competition, attends school in...