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Mangroves in area have struggled in the wake of a 2003 storm that destroyed a natural barrier

Sunday morning walker Richard Watkinson can hardly believe his eyes at what took place in broad daylight

With the UN Ocean Treaty in the backdrop, Noelle Young describes her journey with Greenpeace in the Sargasso Sea

Any concerns regarding feral animals can be lodged with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Sweden resident Jack Gauntlett links sewage dumped off our waters to the declining fish population

The Bermuda Zoological Society branding aims to bring a cohesive approach to creating awareness of its work

The proposed Water Resources Amendment Bill is online for public consultation

The company donates more than $10,000 worth of services and materials to the Warwick-based charity

Kim Smith believes the Government treats the environment as a nuisance to be managed rather than safeguarded

Kishan Khoday considers the need and benefits of a nature-based approach to development as the world grapples with climate change and related challenges

The island needs to push for greater visibility, even though Britain advocates on Bermuda’s behalf

Grae Minors makes his debut as a guest columnist from St John’s, Antigua