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A large osprey was kept company by a smaller gull as it hunted for fish off the North Shore in Hamilton Parish yesterday morning. The bird of prey, a migratory visitor to the Island, feeds almost exclusively on fish and is an impressive hunter. With ...

Top lionfish researchers will speak on the Island next week as part of an event organised by the Ocean Support Foundation. James Morris Jr, of the National Ocean Service, and Lad Akins, of the Reef Environmental Education Foundation, will speak at a ...

A plankton bloom in Seymour’s Pond, a nature reserve in Southampton, has turned the water a cotton candy pink colour. David Wingate, a founding member of the Bermuda Audubon Society, said this is the first time he has witnessed this type of bloom in ...

Warwick Academy is using the occasion of its own 350th anniversary to recognise the impact of more than 400 years of permanent settlement of Bermuda on the Island’s native inhabitants birds. The school will join with the Bermuda Audubon Society to ho...

Kiskadee, Brazil Pepper and poisonous fish are not the first thing that comes to mind when someone says the word “alien,” but that’s what they are: alien species. More commonly referred to as invasive or non-native species, there’s more potential dan...

While it’s rare that we are told to eat as much fish as possible, in terms of invasive species it may be the best way to get a handle on the population explosion. This is particularly the case of the lionfish population in Bermuda, which is one of th...

If ever there is a need to take a water sample from the alligator pond at the Bermuda Aquarium & Zoo there’s at least one child in the Ironshore Wild Explorers afterschool programme who is ready and willing. The Royal Gazette visited the Aquarium wh...

Over 2,000 people turned up for the Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday walk at the West End today. National Trust executive director Jennifer Gray called it “all smiles” at the finish line. This year’s walk started at 1.30pm from White Hill ...

As part of a three-day expedition for their Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award, 33 students from Warwick Academy undertook two conservation projects. On the first day of the expedition they constructed 12 bluebird nest boxes which will be available fo...