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“Come to papa.” The words, spoken quietly, are directed at two tiny black spots on the horizon. They seem to take heed and fly in, coming quickly into focus as they careen toward the speaker, who, with a sun hat on his head and binoculars in his hand...

Whenever a strong storm, especially a hurricane, looks to be approaching the Island, Bermuda's Conservation Officer Jeremy Madeiros begins to worry. Those storms and especially hurricanes can have a devastating affect on the nests of the Cahow and ot...

Bermuda’s population of cahows has reached a landmark number of 100 nesting pairs a first since its rediscovery in 1951. The Department of Conservation Services announced the milestone today. “This achievement is a fitting milestone to celebrate Ber...