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Students have been able to participate virtually in a programme teaching them about ocean conservation and how to be confident in the water. Thanks to sponsorship from AXA XL, part of the Kids on the Reef programme for students attending public midd...

The Ministry of Public Works has set aside $200,000 to address longstanding flooding problems in Pembroke. Mill Creek frequently floods during high tides and heavy rains, drowning Mill Creek Road in several inches of water and restricting access to ...

The Bermuda National Trust has announced the appointment of Karen Border as its new executive director. Ms Border, who has been a member of the BNT for almost 30 years, will take up the role on June 28. The announcement was made after Andrew Vaucross...

Are you hungry? Is there a sufficient quantity of affordable and nutritious food reliably accessible to you? Everyone enjoys a good meal — but many of us take our food supply for granted. The events of this past year have made clear the fragility of...

Reckless boaters and swimmers have been trying to get close to whales putting themselves and the animals in danger, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Now the public is being urged to follow simple whale-watching guidel...

A conservation charity is calling on the community to lend a helping hand to plant endemic trees around the island. The Bermuda National Trust launched the tree planting initiative five years ago and has planted in the region of 100 trees a year at P...

Global insurance and reinsurance company SiriusPoint Ltd has signed up as the lead sponsor for this year’s Earth Hour. And international sailing competition SailGP has also announced that it has come on board as a major sponsor. The Bermuda Tourism A...

The executive director of the Bermuda National Trust is to step down just months after he was appointed, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Andrew Vaucrosson, a former president of environmental charity Greenrock and an executive in the banking and reinsu...

More than 30 groups and individuals campaigning for action on climate change have written to Lloyd’s of London demanding that it end support for the Bahamas Petroleum Company to conduct an offshore oil drilling scheme in the waters of the Bahamas. Th...

Bermuda should push ahead with the development of an offshore wind farm, a report has recommended. The Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme report also recommended increasing the landing of pelagic fish such as yellowfin tuna and the promotion of green...

Do Bermudians, young and old, believe that our traditional architecture is one of the key cultural heritage features that make Bermuda so unique? If so, would many agree that our traditional building style is being lost, or at least undermined, and t...

A campaign group set up to fight the introduction of 5G wireless said “real consultation” was needed and that the technology should be kept on hold in the meantime. A spokeswoman for Bermuda Advocates for Safe Technology challenged the findings of an...