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A two-year conservation project studying Bermuda’s anoles has uncovered a new species as well as lifting the lid on how the lizard population has expanded across the Island. The initiative was led by Florida International University’s James Stroud an...

Hundreds gave up the start of their weekend to clear trash from the shorelines and seabeds as part of an Island-wide coastal cleanup. Close to 500 people descended on 38 different locations across Bermuda to clear and collect all manner of debris and...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce praised the Take Back our Parks campaign in the wake of an injunction halting construction in the Botanical Gardens. While the Ministry of Public Works had begun work on a new maintenance yard in the...

Volunteer divers and snorkellers are being sought for a major reef mapping programme taking place at Elbow Beach tomorrow. The event is part of a project to protect the Island’s reef system, run jointly by the Royal Bermuda Regiment and the Bermuda R...

One of the Island’s top nature reserves has gone pink for the summer, but the strange colours that have taken over the waters of Spittal Pond are a harmless organism brought on by warm weather. However, former government conservation officer David Wi...

Planning decisions for an America’s Cup development at the South Basin in Dockyard were abruptly revised yesterday, after a series of complaints from the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce. “This is all rather sudden,” said Best chairman ...

Some people find home decor inspiration flipping through magazines; Monica Dunstan combs through junk. The 30-year-old scours yard sales, thrift shops and even the dump, for slightly worn or damaged items. She transforms them and puts them up for ...

Most Bermudians work hard to ensure that their families develop loving, nurturing relationships, achieve financial stability and build quality support systems. Making the most of life with those we love while providing a stable and secure home, in a...

This is the second in a series of commentaries on the proposed development in the South Basin at Dockyard and why the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce is objecting to it. The main issue is the environmental impact of the developmen...

The signpost that once stood on the junction of Bulkhead Drive and Khyber Pass in Warwick highlighting the historical significance of the Railway Way Trail has been lying in the dust for several months. It is symptomatic of the problems that plague t...

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce will go to court to challenge plans to develop the South Basin in preparation for the America’s Cup. BEST maintains it is fully behind the 2017 sporting spectacle and that the group had tried to fulf...

When looking forward to the future of Bermuda, it is important to understand that social, environmental and economic factors all come into play. Balancing these pillars is important if we want to achieve and sustain success; having such a holistic a...