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Native and endemic species are being planted in Warwick near Southlands by Belco, the power generating company is advising the public. Landscape gardening company Brown & Company Ltd is doing the work in the vicinity of Southlands in Warwick. The nat...

The Bermuda Audubon Society has relaunched its website to include a bird-tracking feature that will contribute to information on global bird migration. Visitors to the new site can now see which birds have been spotted on the Island by following Bird...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has released a new brochure, promoting the Island’s eco-tours. The brochures, which are being distributed around the Island today, highlighting several walking tours taking place this month at destinations across the Isl...

Hollywood screenwriter James Hart knew he was on to a good thing when he got his invite to BIFF this year. It gave him an opportunity to research something close to his heart — how Bermuda is coping with its lionfish problem. The New York resident’s ...

The Global HSBC Water Programme has received funding to support two conservation projects in Bermuda. The programme is a five-year, $100 million partnership with Earthwatch, Water Aid and the World Wildlife Fun to provide a combination of water prov...

The uncertainty surrounding the origins of the Island’s mulberry trees has been solved thanks to a combination of tireless conservation work and cutting edge technology. The question over whether the mulberries that grow in Bermuda today had been int...

A full-time, deep sea culling programme to help to control the number of invasive lionfish is being created by the Ocean Support Foundation. The marine conservation charity is seeking corporate and individual contributions to help cover the cost of t...

Greenrock will partner with Waterfront Properties and a number of other organisations on March 28 to host the seventh annual Celebration of Earth Hour in Bermuda. Also involved are the Government of Bermuda’s departments of Energy and Sustainable Dev...

Sustainability groups have welcomed Government’s move to provide tax breaks for people who want to grow their own food. The Customs Tariff Amendment Act 2015 provides duty relief for people wanting to import “mushroom spawn, strawberry plants and tre...

The Island’s plant population is being archived for posterity and DNA barcoded as part of a pioneering conservation project to create a genetic library. The initiative has seen experts from Columbus State University join forces with conservationists ...

Dear Sir, It is with great sadness I read and hear the news concerning the culling of chickens, pigeons and crows. After reading the statistics, I felt I had to write a letter to the editor. My mom raised me to love and care for all animals. God s...

Conservation Services’ battle to tackle invasive species and preserve the Island’s endemic fauna and flora has made significant strides, according to Environment Minister Jeanne Atherden. Detailing how their $4.6 million budget would be distributed i...