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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...

This month’s Know Your Land looks at THE CASUARINA and how our perception of it has changed from ideal tree for re-forestation in the 1950s to problem invasive in the 21st century. When 95 percent of Bermuda’s cedar forest succumbed to the great scal...

On any given day collecting a large bag of plastic from off Bermuda’s beaches is easily done. Plastic has been one of the leading sources of pollution on our beaches and the North Atlantic Garbage Patch, in which Bermuda is situated within, has recen...

Students from Bermuda College and St John’s University, New York, are taking part in a ten-day course about the Island’s environment at Bermuda’s Aquarium. Discover Bermuda, organised by the Department of Conservation Services, is funded by a private...

If ever there is a need to take a water sample from the alligator pond at the Bermuda Aquarium & Zoo there’s at least one child in the Ironshore Wild Explorers afterschool programme who is ready and willing. The Royal Gazette visited the Aquarium wh...

Lionfish are in the waters surrounding the Island for good but their population can be controlled, according to Chris Flook of the Bermuda Aquarium. He said that measures intended to reduce the invasive fish’s local population have helped keep the sp...

Construction on the Grand Atlantic site continues to worry some Warwick residents, who fear the development will cut off public access to the nearby beach And while some still question the stability of the cliff face only a short distance from the si...

Lionfish are on the Island for good, according to Chris Flook of the Bermuda Aquarium - but their population can be controlled. Addressing the Hamilton Rotary Club this afternoon, Mr Flook, the Aquarium’s head collector, said that measures intended t...

Hundreds of volunteers took to Bermuda’s parks and roadsides this weekend, collecting litter as part of KBB’s annual Spring Cleaning. According to Anne Hyde of Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB), around 400 people worked to clean up 30 locations across the...

KBB volunteers yesterday lent a helping hand as part of the organisation's annual spring cleaning event. Volunteers cleared garbage and debris from Whale Bone Bay in Ferry Reach, parts of the Railway Trail and Somerset Long Bay. Over the past three y...