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"New buoys measure ocean's acidification around Bermuda "

Two new buoys have been deployed around Bermuda to help scientists measure the acidification of the ocean. They will contribute data to BIOS's BErmuda ocean ACidification and COral reef iNvestigation (BEACON) project and are fitted with instrumentat...
Feb 12, 2011
Politics

"Minister lists safeguards to Tucker’s Point SDO"

Government has put several safeguards in place to protect the environmentally important Rosewood Tucker’s Point land during proposed development. Last week Government announced it had granted in-principle planning approval for the hotel to build 78 r...
Feb 10, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Preserve all open spaces"

February 3, 2011 Dear Sir, I was delighted to read your piece in Wednesdays (February 2) paper regarding “World Wetlands Day”, and how proud we should be to have them — I fully agree. You went on to point out the need and the importance they serve – ...
Feb 10, 2011

"A walk in the park with nature's angels"

With the wind blowing a gale at Spittal Pond Nature Reserve in Smith's and the air filled with blinding spray from nearby pounding waves, Tuesday seemed like a good day for an angel. In this case, the angels were a group of CedarBridge Academy stude...
Feb 10, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"Artists-in-residence to host slideshow"

Masterworks’ artists-in-residence Patrick and Sarah Vandenberg will host a slideshow of past works at the gallery this evening. Mr Vandenberg is the first wood sculptor to participate in the programme. “As an artist, I am primarily a wood sculptor. ...
Feb 10, 2011
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"Govt hits back over Tucker's Point environment concerns"

Government today hit back at environmental groups over concerns about development at Rosewood Tucker's Point resort. Last week, a special development order was drawn up allowing for new development around the resort - a move which would allow it to r...
Feb 08, 2011
Other

"BDA on Rosewood Tucker's Point plans"

Questions have been raised over Government's in-principle approval of a special development order (SDO) for Rosewood Tucker's Point resort. Katherine Michelmore of the Bermuda Democratic Alliance (BDA) asked why the move was necessary at all. “Many w...
Feb 07, 2011
Environment

"School’s out so how about taking a walk on the wild side?"

The Bermuda National Trust is offering school children the opportunity to get some fresh air and experience the Bermuda environment at its finest this coming Tuesday during the annual Children’s Nature Walk at Spittal Pond in Smith’s. The annual wal...
Feb 05, 2011
Environment

"Summer is coming: First longtail seen"

Birdwatchers yesterday spotted the first longtail of the year, suggesting a cold and rainy winter might be nearing an end. Andrew Dobson, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society, noticed a longtail in the air near Church Bay yesterday morning. “Smal...
Feb 04, 2011
Environment

"Horseshoe Beach project should have been open to the public BEST"

Plans to develop at Horseshoe Beach should have been open to the public, environmentalists have charged. A proposal by South Shore Hospitality Group to build a two-storey restaurant in the park is currently before Planning. Environmental activist Gra...
Feb 03, 2011
Environment

"Celebrate our Island on the 40th World Wetlands Day today"

Bermuda’s wetlands enjoy a special anniversary today, with 40 years since an international convention was signed to protect them. World Wetlands Day marks the 1971 Ramsar Convention, of which Bermuda is a member along with 158 other countries. Public...
Feb 02, 2011
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