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The first Bermuda Fall Lionfish Safari has been hailed a huge success after 185 of the invasive fish species were caught over three days. Five teams made up of a total of 18 freedivers and divers explored the reef to take part in the culling event la...

While students were enjoying their midterm break in October, Davida Morris of Greenrock travelled with two teachers and two students from the Dalton E. Tucker Primary School to London, England to attend the Water Explorer’s International Event and pr...

An environmental group has hailed the six America’s Cup teams for their efforts protecting Bermuda’s marine habitat. The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce said it had been greatly encouraged by participants’ appreciation of the island’s...

Generous donors have joined forces to help buy a new boat for the Bermuda Zoological Society. The 30ft Beachcat, called Callista, arrived on the island in June and has already been used to ferry children to summer camps. The purchase was made possibl...

Dolphin Quest Bermuda will be hosting a family fun day on Saturday to mark its 20th anniversary. The public are invited to help celebrate two decades of marine mammal conservation, education and scientific study in Bermuda. “It represents, to us, 2...

The Bermuda National Trust hosted the Global Cardboard Challenge event at Waterville yesterday to kick off its monthly education programme with the Bermuda Homeschool Network. The family-friendly event showcased creativity and fun with a day of play,...

BEST has launched a new website as it revamps its identity. The group says its new site is more responsive and informative, and easier for people to navigate resources and progress on the physical, social and economic environments in Bermuda. “Most i...

When Mitchell Robinson was 15 his parents gave him a leopard gecko. They bought him the unusual gift after watching him devour books on reptiles. The 23-year-old admits that it’s a “weird” fascination. His dream is to become a herpetologist, the stud...

Hundreds of volunteers will scatter far and wide across the island today to take part in the EY Coastal Clean-up. The island-wide event organised by Keep Bermuda Beautiful is part of a global initiative by Ocean Conservancy. It is also the largest gl...

Bermuda’s efforts to combat invasive species are being showcased at Our Ocean Conference, an event in Washington DC focusing on marine conservation. The gathering in the US State Department features an interactive map, in which visitors can press bu...

Bermuda’s healthy population of parrotfish, colourful reef grazers that have all but vanished in many islands, are under new study. Reefs depend on them for survival: without foraging parrotfish, corals smother under seaweed and sponge. Thanks to a c...

Bermuda’s beekeepers are getting back on their feet after the plague that struck their hives in 2008. The tiny varroa mite preyed on local honey bees eight years ago, causing the number of beehives to fall from 350 to about 125. But according to the ...