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Salvinia has been found in Seymour’s Pond, Cloverdale Pond and the Edmund Gibbons Nature Reserve

Alison Copeland believes residents can play a critical role in preventing the spread of invasive plants on the island

Shadow Minister of Health says the Government does not need to reinvent the wheel to solve the issue

Tom Wadson believes the growing population of the birds in Bermuda damages crops and public health

It is unclear how the crustaceans came to be in the wild or how far they have spread

Work is part of the Micro-Forest Project, which aims to improve biodiversity by densely packing trees together

The free booklet shares a lifetime of knowledge on native, endemic and native compatible vegetation

Volunteers helped plant 70 trees in the grounds of Government House at the weekend to celebrate the Queen’s platinum anniversary as monarch next year. The scheme was the brainchild of the Bermuda Botanical Society. Jennifer Flood, the president of th...

A law designed to safeguard Bermuda’s borders from the threat of destructive pests will help protect the environment for future generations, the home affairs minister has said. But Walter Roban added that the Invasive Alien Species Act would not pena...

Importers of invasive species are in the crosshairs of legislation passed in the House of Assembly - with fines of up to $50,000 or two years in jail for offenders. But owners of illegal exotic creatures could also be permitted to surrender them with...

Proposals for massive five-figure fines and up to two years behind bars for people caught with illegal plants and animals have been slammed as excessive. One user wrote on Government forums: “Whilst a fine is plausible, the amount is unjust. Also imp...