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An American professor has embarked on a study looking at the lives of crows in Bermuda. Paul Hackett has joined forces with the Bermuda Audubon Society in a bid to gather over a year’s worth of data on crows with the help of local birdwatchers. The r...

Bermuda’s national bird will be showcased to an international audience after LookBermuda’s award-winning Nonsuch Expeditions CahowCam project teamed up with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Cornell has an extensive network of livestreaming cameras an...

Thousands of children have benefited from the educational programmes organised by the Bermuda Zoological Society and the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo in 2016. During the course of the year, students were given a unique insight into Bermuda’s mari...

The Bermuda National Trust has welcomed the idea of proposals to transform the old Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club in Warwick into a 50-acre nature reserve. But the charity, whose objective is preserving many of the island’s open spaces, has urg...

A tribute now stands to the late former Chief Justice Sir Richard Ground, whose love of nature has been celebrated with a bird hide shelter in his name at the Seymour’s Pond nature reserve. Sir Richard served as Bermuda’s Chief Justice from 2004 unti...

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...

A newly released United Nations-funded report has looked into the possibility of naming high seas locations — including the Sargasso Sea — as new World Heritage sites. The report, titled World Heritage in the High Seas: An Idea Whose Time has Come, ...

The health of the island’s bee population came up for discussion during the motion to adjourn at the Senate. Senator Georgia Marshall, of the One Bermuda Alliance, spoke about the importance of looking after Bermuda’s bees and warned: “If we lose our...

Bermuda has extraordinarily few ants compared to most places. This comes from scientist and ant researcher Jim Wetterer, who is on the island for the second time observing our ant population. He clarifies: “There just aren’t that many species.” In hi...

The Departments of Conservation Services and Environmental Protection have been merged to form the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health, Seniors and Environment said that the decision was taken fo...

Lionfish is on the menu after it was found on the shelves of a Hamilton supermarket. The Supermart on Front Street started selling the fresh fish after a recreational fisherman brought it to their butcher’s counter as an innovative approach to combat...

Efforts to save a “majestic” tamarind tree by the City of Hamilton have been applauded by the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce. The tree at the Cedar Avenue entrance to Victoria Park was blown over when Hurricane Fay swept over the isl...