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A seabird native to an island off the coast of Brazil was recently spotted off the coast of Bermuda, flying with a group of cahows. According to the Bermuda Audubon Society’s winter newsletter, a small group taking part in bird-banding studies on Non...

A pioneering conservation project to reintroduce a rare species of fern that has been extinct in the wild for more than 100 years has begun to bear fruit. The Governor Laffan’s fern was last seen growing in Bermuda in 1905 and efforts to reestablish ...

A Bermudian photographer has won an award in a prestigious international competition that celebrates the beauty of the ocean. Andrew Stevenson’s picture of a humpback whale in the middle of its northern migration claimed the title of most publicly li...

Growing up in the Philippines, Dustin Jose Francisco didn’t have many toys. His father struggled to raise a large family on a policeman’s salary. “When the first Transformers movie came out in 1986, I made my own robots out of cardboard,” said the 4...

A group of fishermen had an experience of a lifetime on Monday afternoon after spending about three hours playing with an extremely friendly whale shark. The friends headed west aboard Kevin Winter’s aptly named boat Playmate at about 8am on Monday a...

Lyceum Preschool principal Sarah DeSilva is on a mission to convert a derelict area behind the school into an earth-friendly natural playing ground. Last week she brought together an experienced team to focus their time and energy on the project. S...

Omari Dill is one of the lucky ones who found his calling — and now he is inspiring the next generation to help create a more sustainable Bermuda. The agricultural engineer has spent years reconnecting Bermudians and residents to their natural surrou...

A rarely seen waterfowl has called on Bermuda for only the second time in the Island’s history, prompting astonishment at the Bermuda Audubon Society. The West Indian Whistling Duck, last spotted here in 1907, was sighted by Crista Smith at Tobacco B...

The plight of Bermuda’s bees and the ongoing efforts aimed at restoring the population have featured in a leading US publication. Renowned US beekeeper Ross Conrad visited the Island this year and met experts, beekeepers and conservationists to discu...

The Bermuda Audubon Society is inviting the public to take part in the “Global Big Day” on Saturday, organised by Cornell University’s Lab of Ornithology. The goal of the international event is for participants to together see and record at least ha...

When Doreen Williams James’s fridge is running low on food, her first stop is not necessarily the grocery store. She takes a walk through nature. The 47-year-old grew up feasting on edible wild plants and herbs and, now more than ever, uses them to ...

A strategy to control the population of invasive species is being developed by the Ministry of Environment. The plans follow legislation passed last month that extended powers to members of the public to destroy pest birds that threaten the livelihoo...