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Bermuda’s ocean guardians were at the Johnny Barnes roundabout to promote Saturday’s citizen science initiative Reef Watch. More than 20 boats have signed up for the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo reef monitoring project and there is still time fo...

More than 1,000 fish, crustaceans and corals have been temporarily re-homed as work on the Aquarium Hall began this week. Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo staff used buckets and barrels to carefully relocate the rich array of the hall’s colourful inha...

Vital efforts to conserve and protect turtles received a much-welcome boost thanks to a generous donation, the Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS) has said. The funding for the Bermuda Turtle Project is aiding research into the life cycle of marine tur...

Hundreds of students have been able to explore Bermuda’s “exquisite” coral reefs thanks to generous fuel donations. Bermuda Zoological Society said diesel for their bus and floating classroom, the Endurance, had helped them to take pupils to Bermuda ...

The Aquarium Hall is to close early next month so the roof can be replaced. Termite damage, sagging beams and water ingress are among the problems affecting the 88-year-old building. A ceiling in the hall collapsed two weeks ago after heavy rainfall ...

Three young Bermudians have been awarded $5,000 each to help them continue their studies. Miguel Mejias, Kate Cooper and Kascia White are this year’s recipients of the Steinhoff/Bermuda Zoological Society Scholarship for those pursuing degrees in env...

Efforts to protect Bermuda’s sea turtles have suffered another blow. Just weeks after a petition was launched to help the endangered species — following the death of a turtle hit by a jet ski — another has had its flipper amputated at the Bermuda Aqu...

Students at Chatterbox preschool have been making waves in the art world. The children held an ocean-inspired art auction, after which the money raised was handed to the Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS). The funds will be used to help the BZS Turtle...

Anecdotal reports on the numbers of predatory reef fish following the weekend’s Reef Watch survey are “not good”, according to Bermuda Zoological Society chief scientist Thad Murdoch. While Dr Murdoch and the Reef Watch teams still have to analyse th...