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To celebrate Earth Day, & PARTNERS hosted Flotsam: a pop up exhibition of photographer Meredith Andrews’ work with single use plastics. 10% of the sales from the event were donated to KBB in support of their advocacy for Bermuda’s environment, throug...

Members of the Mirrors Programme will join forces with the Department of Parks to clean up the Southlands property in Warwick. Teams will unite and will clear natural debris, trash and abandoned furniture and learn about the history of endemic and in...

Shoes from an international shipping spill 15 months ago appear to have made their way to Bermuda. Hundreds of unworn Nike shoes have washed ashore in numerous locations separated by thousands of miles after at least 70 containers spilt from the 1,00...

Organisers of the Bermuda Carnival Raft Up at Shelly Bay said they made an extra effort to minimise the amount of trash that ended up in the ocean. Jason Sukdeo, founder of the Bermuda Carnival, said revellers were repeatedly reminded not to put thei...

The Government pleaded for patience yesterday as it deals with large piles of Sargassum seaweed on Bermuda’s beaches. Seaweed has washed up at numerous spots in the island’s first “inundation event” since 2011. The Department of Environment and Natur...

The creators of the Bermuda Better Energy Plan this week walked away with the Bermuda National Trust’s top environmental awareness award. Alternative energy company BE Solar, British energy consultant Etude and environmental charity Greenrock collab...

Impassioned student demonstrators joined a world movement for climate change awareness in a march from City Hall to Cabinet yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, alongside Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, met the crowd to hear their call for swift cha...

Warwick Academy pupils cleaned up of a beach to mark World Ocean Day. Year 10 Global Citizenship groups from the school visited Southlands Beach as part of their Community Action Project on Friday. They worked with Keep Bermuda Beautiful. The project...

Rare footage of a cahow chick taking its first flight out to sea has been captured by a new camera set up at a wildlife sanctuary. The camera was installed on Nonsuch Island in Castle Harbour by Nonsuch Expeditions and the New York-based Cornell Lab ...

A fourth video camera has been set up at a cahow nesting site in an attempt to film a cahow chick spread its wings and head out to sea. Nonsuch Expeditions and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in New York set up the camera on the surface at Nonsuch Is...