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Bermuda Zoological Society is clearing invasive plants and replacing them with endemic and native plants

Jonathan Starling offers reflections on today’s International Day of Forests

HSBC Bermuda has teamed up with the Bermuda Zoological Society as lead sponsor of the society’s Micro Forest Project

Ten micro forests have been planted across the island as part of a Bermuda Zoological Society programme

A pilot project to restore endemic trees through micro forests and teach young people about conservation has put out its first shoots. The Bermuda Zoological Society launched the BZS Micro Forest Project this month with financial backing from reinsu...

A plant nursery will not sell Christmas trees this year because of a shortage of the traditional fir trees in North America, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Julie Greaves, the general manager of Aberfeldy Nurseries in Paget, explained that a combinatio...

Last year was the United Nation’s International Year of the Forest and it was such a great theme that I want to continue the focus on forests. While Bermuda doesn’t have what most people would call forests, we do have stands of trees and shrubs, and ...

In part one of a Know Your Land three-part series, which was featured in July's Green Pages, David Wingate wrote about the value of forests in our modern and rapidly changing world, and also about how Bermuda's forests have changed over the centuries...

In a three-part Know Your Land series, Dr David Wingate explores our native forest in celebration of the United Nations International Year of the Forests As this year has been declared the International Year of Forests by the United Nations it is ap...