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The environment, social change and economic challenge were among the issues tackled by Somersfield Academy students as part of the school’s annual What Matters Conference. Each student was tasked with coming up with a well-researched project about a...

A vessel powered only by the elements is berthed in Bermuda as part of a five-year voyage. Race for Water, which is in Bermuda through early July, is travelling around the world to promote ocean preservation, including publicising a new technology t...

Newlyweds Dario and Sabine Schwoerer set aside four years to sail the world and climb the highest mountain on every continent. Things did not work out quite as they had planned. The Swiss couple are still sailing 15 years later, with five children i...

Roland Lines went out to sea to look for some of the biggest animals in the ocean but ended up finding some of the smallest. Mr Lines was out whale watching on Challenger Bank with his friends Camilla Stringer and Rachel van de Weg on Saturday but de...

A collection of historic, scientific drawings depicting Bermuda’s sea life have gone on display in New York. The exhibition at The Drawing Centre, entitled Exploratory Works: Drawings from the Department of Tropical Research Field Expeditions, featur...

The results have come in for Bermuda’s latest Christmas Bird Count: 8,640 total birds across 93 species — as always, with a few special guests. The first spotting of an eider duck topped the highlights, with a ruby-throated hummingbird, snow goose an...

The annual Devil’s Isle Paddle Board Challenge is coming back to Bermuda with the aim of helping highlight plastic pollution in the ocean. In a test of endurance, participants will paddleboard 40 miles around the island, launching from Snorkel Park....

The Department of Parks moves tomorrow to a new location on the ground floor of Global House, Hamilton. The office will have limited administrative services on Friday and Monday as its team consolidates from various locations. The office opens for fu...

The rusting remains of the Niobe Corinthian have finally been sunk offshore, transforming it from an embarrassing eyesore at the doorway to St David's to an artificial reef that will attract marine life and divers alike. After years of planning and p...

A trailblazing project to digitally map Bermuda’s sunken treasure of shipwrecks came about by “one of those moments of destiny”, in the words of Falko Kuester. A computer scientist and engineer specialising in cultural heritage, Mr Kuester excitedly ...

For decades, Bermuda has been the site of a fierce — if tiny — war between rival species of ant. According to a recent scientific paper by James Wetterer of the Florida Atlantic University, published in the Journal of Hymenoptera Research, scientists...

Sweeping aerial views of Bermuda and her stunning coastline are the subject of a new series of films and photography by film-maker Andrew Stevenson. Mr Stevenson, known for his research identifying Bermuda’s migrating whale population, has made publi...