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"Mainly non-Bermudians to benefit from SDO, BEST claims"

Non-Bermudians would be the major beneficiaries if Government granted Tucker’s Point a special development order, BEST claimed today. The environmental watchdog said a review of the official share register of Bermuda Properties Limited (BPL) and Cast...
Mar 16, 2011
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"'The Christmas bird'"

The reestablishment of the cahow and the relocation project has seen some major successes in the past year. Government Conservation Officer Jeremy Madeiros recently gave an update on the status of the bird, and the surprising reasons why it has done ...
Mar 10, 2011
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"New film looks at the effort to repopulate Nonsuch Island"

Half a century of Herculean effort to increase the perilously small numbers of Bermuda's endemic cahow has culminated in this project's most remarkable achievement relocating a colony of the species to the safety of higher ground onto the island of N...
Mar 10, 2011
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"Our unbelievable Cahow"

This year, a likely reason for the survival success of the cahow has been discovered by the work of the Conservation Officer and his team. He said: “The cahows have this extraordinary ability we have tracked them travelling 4,500 miles to feed their ...
Mar 10, 2011
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"Hundreds turn out for tour of Tucker's Point land"

More than a thousand people have turned out for a tour of Tucker's Point land, organised by environmental, social and historical groups. Members of the public were invited to join the groups for a first-hand look at the area affected by the special d...
Mar 06, 2011
Environment

"Switch off and support Earth Hour"

Residents across the Island are being encouraged to turn off their electricity for an hour to celebrate Earth Day. Yesterday, Government and Greenrock announced this year’s Earth Hour, on March 26, would be the third Bermuda has participated in. Min...
Mar 04, 2011
Environment

"‘If we lose our reefs, we’ll be washed away’"

An updated survey of the world’s reefs ranks Bermuda as among the most vulnerable to reef loss. Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences director Tony Knap said: “The most important thing we can take away from this report is that we in Bermuda have a lot ...
Mar 01, 2011
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"Study highlights vulnerability of Island’s reefs"

Bermuda has been singled out as an area of high vulnerability to reef loss, in a study of threatened reef habitats around the world. In the ‘Reefs at Risk Revisited’ report, the Island appears on a list of the seven countries around the world with th...
Feb 24, 2011
Environment

"Railway Trial gets a tidy up"

The Railway Trail in Southampton got a welcome clean-up over the weekend, with volunteers joining Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB). Trash including an engine, old windows, a microwave, a television and a kitchen sink were hauled away by a KBB team with t...
Feb 22, 2011
Environment

"Dr Saul resigns from Buy Back Bermuda charity role"

Former Premier David Saul has stepped down from the Buy Back Bermuda committee but the Bermuda National Trust (BNT) yesterday begged him to reconsider. Dr Saul has been involved with the volunteer campaign, which raises funds to purchase land and sav...
Feb 21, 2011
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