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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...

A possible bald eagle sighting has been reported from the West End, with locals urged to keep a lookout for the rare visitor. Former conservation officer David Wingate said farmer Junior Hill had spotted a powerfully built raptor on Friday fitting th...

The “Cahow Cam” is back and staff at the Department of Conservation Services have just witnessed the hatching of a cahow chick at 1.45pm today on Nonsuch Island. Members of the public can watch live at: www.nonsuchisland.com/live-cahow-cam/ or http:/...

A champion lionfish hunter has revealed some of his top tips for catching the invasive species. Bermudian Mark Outerbridge has won the freediving category of a winter lionfish tournament and has bagged 53 of the pests over nine separate freediving tr...

LookBermuda has officially launched the first phase of a photography installation at the airport in collaboration with National Geographic photographer David Liittschwager. Images of Bermuda’s unique fauna and flora will now be the first thing visito...

The killing of a bird within the Spittal Pond nature reserve is being looked into by Conservation Services after birdwatchers mounted a Facebook campaign to find the person responsible. A man throwing a stone on January 11 was caught on camera by a m...

While snow is off the agenda for a Bermuda Christmas, the Island did enjoy a visit from a snow goose this festive season. The white-feathered bird was discovered grazing in the middle of the motocross track at Clearwater. Members of the Bermuda Audu...

More than $22,000 has been donated to help plant native trees at a nature reserve. The generous funding for the Bermuda Audubon Society came from members of the Coral Beach and Tennis Club in Paget. The donation of $22,640 is for the continued mainte...

Bermuda’s first Redhead duck sighting in nearly 30 years was reported this weekend by the Bermuda Audubon Society. The drake was spotted swimming at Port Royal by naturalist David Wingate, and photographed by Andrew Dobson. A native of the marshes of...

A record catch of 72 lionfish were landed during the weekend’s Groundswell Lionfish Tournament based at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS). The event attracted 94 participants on eight lionfish catching teams, all of them using spears. T...

Efforts are continuing to help eradicate the lionfish from Bermuda waters. But the invasive species is still posing environmental and economic problems as the population increases. Researcher Corey Eddy will be speaking tomorrow at the Bermuda Under...