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Many acres of seagrass beds crucial for the survival of sea turtles and other marine life have “completely collapsed” over the last four years, according to a leading environmental group. The Bermuda Turtle Project says “immediate changes” are neede...

Sea-level rise and more frequent and intense weather events pose the greatest climate change threat to Bermuda and the other British Overseas Territories, according to a new report. The UK Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership released the repor...

The Bermuda Turtle Project is anxious to get back out onto the water this month to get a clearer picture of sea turtle abundance. Due to the restrictions brought upon us all by the pandemic, we have been unable to do any in-water research for nearly ...

An insurance group has pledged $50,000 to a charity focused on marine conservation and education. Aspen Insurance will offer payments over two years to help Waterstart with its experiential learning programmes and restoration projects. JP Skinner, th...

Pupils with a passion for robotics took on the opportunity of a lifetime and helped a team of scientists deploy an underwater drone. Twenty youngsters with the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences travelled to a wreck off St David’s and to reefs at No...

An environmental drive to create a coastal red mangrove forest on Trunk Island has been boosted by a $125,000 donation from Aspen Bermuda. Aspen will give $25,000 a year over five years to support the Bermuda Zoological Society project on the Harrin...

Rescue, resuscitation and patrolling are some of the hard skills being learnt by Bermuda’s latest cadre of lifeguards in training. There are seven new recruits undertaking the intensive course under the Department of Parks’ Lifeguard Service for the...

Dear Sir, How many ways can I say thank you? It is always gratifying to know that when you call; they will answer. The recent dedication of The Sun and Sand Patio at Shelly Bay was the culminating answer to the call. Efforts to engage the community i...

This is the last in a series of articles by members of the Marine Debris Task Force on marine debris in Bermuda and how to reduce dependence on plastic Addiction is a serious matter, and difficult to overcome. The world has become addicted to p...

One of the most profound changes that happened to me here in Bermuda was forging a deep and strong connection with the ocean surrounding us – I went from an attitude of taking, to one of protecting. This was fostered by my husband Bill’s lifelong in...

Laurie Zuill had been on the lookout for a message in a bottle her whole life. So when she spotted one floating in Bailey’s Bay last month, it was a dream come true. “I was out taking photos of long tails,” said the photographer, who frequently po...

This is the latest in a series of articles by the Bermuda Marine Debris Taskforce on the effects of pollution in the ocean. Here, Anne Hyde explains how ink cartridges from a shipping container that was lost at sea in 2014 are washing up on Berm...